Picture This Archie Moody Returns From Kansas Retirement
Archie Moody displays his retirement computer received from the State of Kansas. The image captures Moody with the device as a ceremonial memento of service.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2005
Page
1
Archie Moody displays his retirement computer received from the State of Kansas. The image captures Moody with the device as a ceremonial memento of service.
Survivors and relatives in Indonesia Thailand India marked the one year anniversary of the Indian Ocean tsunami that killed about 216000 people in 12 countries. People visited beaches mass graves and memorials as they recalled lost loved ones and the disaster's wreckage.
Growing demand for transport between Mexico and the Midwest boosts bus lines along I-35 in central Kansas. Conejo Mares carriers fill buses to the border for holidays as Spain’s Education Ministry aids Kansas with bilingual teachers through the Teachers From Spain program.
The Garden City Commission will review a grant request from Conestoga Energy Partners LLC to develop an ethanol plant in the area, aiming to improve access to a nearby highway. The location remains unspecified. The agenda also covers tobacco-free city facilities, engineering services for the KC 156 Mary Street project, and water slide plans for the City Pool set to begin in early 2006.
Nellie Lewis, 76, a Garden City resident since 1967, has been blind for nearly four decades. She moved from Vernon Texas after childhood and credits the Topeka School for the Blind with teaching practical skills for navigating life without sight. Her spirit remains strong as she adapts to her condition.
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