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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2003
Page
1
Evan and Haley savor grandpa's pancakes in a cozy kitchen. The simple morning treat strengthens family bonds as they share stories and laughter over warm stacks.
U S officials say locating Osama bin Laden is far more difficult than capturing Saddam Hussein. Despite intelligence, villagers, troops, and drones, credible human intelligence on the ground is scarce. Senators urge on the value of trusted sources, wining cooperation, and timely tips to pin down the hidden leader.
U S administrator L Paul Bremer survived a rebel ambush on his convoy near Baghdad airport two weeks ago while an explosion hit the office of a major Shiite party killing an Iraqi woman. A roadside bomb wounded two U S soldiers near Baghdad as Defense Secretary Rumsfeld visited.
Lynn Bohm, a 22 year old Garden City man with prior convictions, says his November arrest for telephone harassment by Garden City police officer Andrew Roush violated department procedure. Bohm bonded out after about an hour and has a trial set for January 5 in Garden City Municipal Court.
Garden City Police Department outlines rights and duties for interacting with officers. Citizens and residents must pull over, provide name and address, and show ID if asked, while remaining non threatening. They may refrain from answering incriminating questions and ask for professional conduct, avoiding abuse or excessive force. If witnessing an arrest, stay distant, avoid questions, and comply when asked.
The Western Kansas Community Foundation, a Wichita based private group, reports a record year after earning a $10,000 boost from a Kansas Health Foundation fund-raising challenge. With $1 million in assets this year and assets of about $3.3 million in 23 permanent funds, the foundation serves nine southwest Kansas counties including Finney.
Kansas rural rail lines face potential decline as abandonment rises and truck use grows. Steven Bittel of the Rural Development Council cites 335 miles abandoned in 2001 and grain moved by truck climbing from 37 percent in 1990 to 47 percent in 2000. He stresses preserving short lines while seeking collaboration among rail classes.
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