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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2007
Page
1
Austin Boles, 9, performs Happy Birthday on piano for his great grandmother Minnie Boles as she reaches her 100th birthday. Joanna Boles of Garden City writes the notice, priced at 50 cents.
Ten tuba and euphonium players performed Christmas tunes at Garden City Community College despite snow, delivering the melody as crowd surpassed a hundred. Dylan Carr and Chris Korbe from Lakin High School and Garden City Community College respectively emphasized tubas and euphoniums as the band’s finishing touch and spice this year marks the event’s fourth return to the area after a long absence.
Kansas Attorney General Paul Morrison acknowledged a past extramarital relationship with a former staffer Linda Carter, while denying most allegations. Carter, who filed a federal civil rights claim, says the affair began in September 2005 and lasted about two years as Morrison ran for and took office, with further accusations about influencing a federal lawsuit and gathering information on rival Phill Kline. Carter's statements and Morrison's response come as the case disrupts Morrison's political standing and the 2010 re election outlook.
In Kansas and the Midwest, studies from Purdue and NCAR cited by the Pew Center warn of hotter longer heat waves and more frequent severe storms as the century unfolds. Experts say adapting through current policies and management practices is crucial to limit damage and guard public welfare.
At 50 Barb Hoyt finds her dream job after years of parenting a large family and running a day care. She opened Knots Sew Perfect Quilts at 3055 E Mary St this summer, making and selling quilts and teaching others to sew, passing skills to the next generation.
A brief quotation from Oscar Wilde, the Irish author, noting his dislike of arguments. He calls them vulgar and often convincing, reflecting his wit and critique of rhetorical excess.
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