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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2009
Page
1
Picture This by Tessa Blood reports a Garden City Cats victory as they weather a Tigers upset bid across 16 pages and 2 sections in a 50 cent issue.
A candlelit World AIDS Day vigil from the courthouse to Stevens Park drew community members to raise awareness and celebrate those living with HIV and AIDS and those who have died. Rev. Gerardo Nunez led a prayer at Stevens Park. Sponsored by United Methodist Mexican American Ministries Iglesia Cristiana Principe de Paz and Finney County Health Department. World AIDS Day is observed on December 1. The WHO established it in 1988 to focus attention on the global AIDS epidemic.
A local article highlights HIV prevention steps including testing, safer practices, reducing high risk behavior, and discussing prevention with family and colleagues. It urges support for people with HIV AIDS and involvement in World AIDS Day events. Nunez led a moment of prayer asking blessings for affected families and communities.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates told the Senate that failure in Afghanistan would allow Taliban rule over much of the country, threaten U.S. security, and risk renewed civil war, as Obama adds 30,000 troops and outlines a 2011 drawdown.
Garden City city officials Finney County and three residents oppose FEMA's motion to dismiss a pending lawsuit over flood plain maps. At a City Commission meeting they urged a U.S. District Court judge to set a hearing as FEMA has 23 days to respond to the latest city challenge.
Sgt. Michael Reagle of the Garden City Police says inhalant abuse is an emerging, mainly youth issue with aerosol cans found around town. He notes easy access to household products like computer cleaner and whipped cream, leading to intoxication and potential health risks including Sudden Sniffing Death Syndrome.
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