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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2003
Page
1
Mamie Crabb studies a poster at the Finney County Administrative Building showing soldiers in current operations. The scene captures a local civic display highlighting ongoing military efforts and community awareness.
Baghdad arrest spree follows Saddam capture as U S forces report leading to the detention of top regime figures. insurgents strike police stations killing eight as governing council hints at possible war crimes trial. detainees and interrogations aim to map insurgency and identify other targets.
Senate intelligence chairman Pat Roberts says Saddam Hussein's capture is a tribute to the intelligence community but the war on terrorism remains far from over. He warns of possible immediate retaliation amid jubilation in Iraq and stresses ongoing high risk and the need for stability before any war crimes tribunal.
In Finney County residents react to Saddam Hussein's capture with mixed views. Roxanne Scheuerman of Garden City recalls watching the news at 9 45 Sunday morning and reflects on the historic image of the ousted leader. Some locals express relief at his arrest while questioning how much it will secure stability in the Middle East.
Osborne born May 31 1942 in Theresienstadt recalls wartime sorrow and barbed wire memories as she lights Hanukkah candles at 2305 N VFW Road Finney County. The eight night celebration begins Dec 19 at sundown with the shamash lighting the rest to honor the Macabbees and the Jewish struggle for liberation.
Despite a chilly Main Street night and a light snow, Garden City residents still packed the parade route. Mark Maier and his son Austin stood by the Commerce Bank sign in 31 degree weather, while volunteers at the Finney County Exhibiti on Building kept floats warm. Local attorney Richard Hodson watched from his upstairs window, as Girl Scout troops huddled near the floats dressed as elves and presents.
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