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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2005
Page
1
A complete listing of next week's church events is published alongside Picture This Garden City’s Friends and Frogs sculpture. The display features a fall backdrop and artful installations inviting community participation and worship activities.
The skeletal remains found in a room of an abandoned house at 622 North 10th Street have been identified as Garry Lyle Scheuchzer, 68, of Garden City. The body was discovered July 22 by a passerby who called 911. Initial autopsy results were inconclusive, prompting further forensic testing and investigation.
Japan's Health Ministry confirmed the first US beef shipment since a long ban over mad cow fears. The 4.6 ton consignment will be inspected to verify cow ages and ensure no brain or spinal cord material. US and Japan plan to restart exports and imports following policy changes.
Two major Kansas education funding studies arrive ahead of the 2006 legislative session. The audit division will publish a cost of a suitable education and state program mandates, with a public release set for January 4. Gov Sebelius endorses a privately funded 400000 Stan Gard & Poor's study on education business practices.
Edith Scheuerman Elementary third graders raised funds by making wood block snowmen to buy a TTY device for Annamarie Urrutia, a hearing impaired classmate. Teacher Lisa Dasenbrock praised the student initiative inspired by Helen Keller and Louis Braille.
Iraqi election officials tallied millions of ballots and reported complaints of violent interference by police, army, or workers, though no fraud was found. Turnout could reach 70 percent with preliminary results in a week, while final results await investigation of 178 complaints.
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