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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2006
Page
1
Hernandez of Garden City shares a photo with his first grandson Braden born on September 29. Photo credit to Hernandez.
Sen. Sam Brownback launches a 10 state tour starting in Iowa after forming an exploratory committee. He plans a Friday night stay at Angola State Prison in Louisiana to spotlight recidivism and programs aiding former inmates, signaling a broader conservative appeal beyond religious base. Brownback emphasizes life issues, fiscal restraint, and compassionate conservatism guided by faith.
Melvin Neufeld of Ingalls won the Kansas House Speakership after a 78 member GOP caucus vote. The 66 year old farmer and budget chair defeated Kenny Wilk and Mike O Neal in a tight two round contest and will replace outgoing Speaker Doug Mays. He pledged to unify moderates and conservatives and work with the Senate and Gov Kathleen Sebelius to improve the state.
Gar den City postmaster Terry Hornbeck warns two weeks remain for delivery before December 25. He says packages mailed by December 21 to domestic locations should arrive in time for Christmas, with peak volume expected December 18. He advises visiting during midmorning or midafternoon to avoid lines and to prefill forms and pack items properly.
Scott City council reviews a draft measure to require stricter leashes for vicious dogs and bans new pit bulls within city limits while current owners could seek grandfathering. After Monday public input, the final draft awaits approval but remains on hold amid further comments.
Census Bureau estimates for 2005 place Hispanics at 50.4 percent of Seward County's 23,274 residents, the first countywide majority. In Ford County, minorities combined surpass non-Hispanic whites, with Anglos at 49.6 percent and Hispanics at 46.2 percent, signaling shifting demographics in southwest Kansas.
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