Dorothy's Boys Attend Doug and Stephanie Smith Wedding
Picture This notes Dorothy's boys at the Doug and Stephanie Smith wedding.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2008
Page
1
Picture This notes Dorothy's boys at the Doug and Stephanie Smith wedding.
Tim Telinde and Mackenzie Nix organized a hunting event at Fort Riley to honor wounded soldiers and their families. The project, connected to Garden City High School and Tallgrass Outfitters, grew from a desire to look beyond scars and involve participants in The Buff Project and a four step process culminating in a presentation. Patti Walker of the Wounded Warrior Project helped arrange contact with Fort Riley.
President George W Bush said a plan for emergency auto industry aid is under discussion with stakeholders. He warned an abrupt auto bankruptcy would hurt the economy and noted a timeline is not yet set. Treasury officials say no decisions have been made on support for General Motors or Chrysler amid ongoing briefings.
In Denver several Mexicans decide to leave Colorado for Mexico for Christmas amid layoffs and anti immigrant sentiment. Daniel Ramirez Vicenta Rodriguez Lopez and Roberto Espinoza plan to join nearly 1 million migrants homeward per Mexico interior ministry.
Norberto Salinas Jr a Holcomb Middle School pupil kept a silver dollar coin as a talisman until his class wrote letters to soldiers in Iraq. He taped the coin to a letter and said someone else might need it more. The weekly feature highlights youthful generosity and war time support.
A 12 year old Norberto mails a token and a cross drawing to a returning soldier, hoping it reassures him he will come home safely. In Rebecca Stoppels reading class students discuss Number the Stars and write Dear soldier letters to express thanks and curiosity about service.
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