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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2004
Page
1
Adam and Jerry Ortiz welcome Dallas into their family after adopting from Garden City 2 Animal Shelter. The ceremony marks a joyful addition to their home as the pair celebrate this new canine member.
U S officials speed up plans for a national animal identification system after the Mabton Washington mad cow case. The program remains voluntary for now, with pilots from states and industry groups guiding a potential national model. Concerns include cost, confidentiality, and how any future mandate would be enforced.
A border crossing north of Eastport Idaho shows the impact of the US ban on Canadian cattle after mad cow cases in Alberta and Washington. The move, aimed at U.S. consumers, devastated Canadian ranchers with exports to the United States plummeting and Canada facing $5 billion in losses as talks to reopen the market proceed slowly.
Northwest Cotton Growers Co op Gin in Moscow completed a 3.5 million expansion adding 50 feet to the south, 25 feet to the north, two more gin stands and a press to boost capacity from 30 to 60 bales per hour. A computerized auto stringer ties bales with plastic, increasing efficiency with the same labor. The plant began operating in October 2002 and expects 33,656 bales this year despite growth in cotton acreage locally.
Eight Amber Alerts have been initiated in Kansas this year, including one involving a Garden City child. The Garden City Police Department canceled the alert after locating the child, with Capt. Mike Utz calling the system a valuable tool while noting no public tips were received.
The Kansas Supreme Court halts its ruling that the death penalty law is unconstitutional. The stay keeps the statute in effect and preserves six death sentences while Attorney General Phill Kline appeals to the US Supreme Court. The court had earlier struck down the statute for jury verdict flaws and ordered legislators to rewrite it.
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