04 Dec 2006
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2006
Page
1
Nathan Showalter and Trevor McGraw share playful Halloween moments captured by Toon City contributor. The lighthearted scene features costumes and festive vibes. A candid snapshot showcases youthful creativity and community humor.
About 100 demonstrators gathered outside the Kansas Capitol as they urged Gov. Kathleen Sebelius to halt environmental permits for Sunflower Electric's three 700 megawatt coal plants in Finney County and to pursue wind and other clean energy. They called for a blue ribbon study on emissions and highlighted wind power as creating more jobs while keeping dollars in Kansas. Sunflower says the plants would supply 1.5 million rural residents and create 140 permanent jobs, with plans to contract 50 megawatts of wind from Gray County Wind Farm.
Children lined up at the Finney County Exibition Building on a Santa visit weekend. Five year old Laila Ruiz asked for a Mermadia Barbie doll and makeup set while six year old Josh Baker sought monster trucks and a PlayStation. After visits, all moved to enjoy carnival rides and photos with Santa.
Kaden Anderson and his mother joined a holiday market at St. Dominic's Parish Center where St. Dominic fourth graders offered baked goods and Crystal Couture provided Swarovski jewelry. Proceeds from admission, booth rentals, and 20 percent of Crystal Couture sales support needy local families in Garden City.
President Bush announced U N ambassador John Bolton will resign as his temporary Senate confirmation failed after more than a year of obstruction. Democratic and Republican lawmakers opposed him, including Sen. Lincoln Chafee, while Bush lamented the obstruction and said Bolton would leave when the appointment expires in weeks.
Margaret Hubbard, 66, moves through her north Gar home kitchen tending tasks including boxing jarred jellies and jams apricot strawberry sandhill plum while a birthday cake sits ready on the table awaiting icing.
A baking day features cinnamon rolls placed in the oven by Hubbard and her granddaughters. They open the oven doors to raise room heat as part of their kitchen workflow. See Neighbors, Page AS.
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