Kansas Faces Mad Cow Probe Heat In Beef Community
Officials in Washington expand a bovine spongiform encephalopathy investigation into the birth herd of the confirmed case as Kansas weather the potential impact on a regional economy tied to meatpacking, feedlots, and processing plants. Canadian trends suggest advertising and patriotism may calm consumer fears and guide state strategy.
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Washington
Finney County
Washington State
Kansas
Kansas’ Agriculture
Kansas Agriculture
Texas
Security lapse cited in Musharraf assassination bid
Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed notes a second failed attempt to kill Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf. Fire Marshal Peter Brierly warns a mudslide at a Greek Orthodox youth camp in San Bernardino County, California. Governor Mohammad Ali Karimi reports a 6.7 magnitude Bam earthquake leaving many dead and buried under rubble.
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Sheikh Rashid Ahmed
Pervez Musharraf
Peter Brierly
San Bernardino County
Calif
Kerman
Mohammad Ali Karimi
Bam
Iran
Finney County and Garden City Officials Coordinate addresses
Finney County Commission and Garden City Commission provide central offices at the County Administrative Center 311 N Ninth Street Garden City Kansas and City Administrative Center 301 N Eighth Street Garden City Kansas with guidance on location access and public service hours.
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Finney County Commission
Ninth St
Garden City
Garden City Commission City
Eighth St
Telegram feedback options listed for reader letters
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email fax or phone and provides contact details. Mail correspondence is addressed to Attn Editor Garden City at 310 N Seventh St. Readers are urged to send comments and letters to the office.
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Seventh St
Garden City
Kansas Year of Transition Shapes 2004 Outlook
Harris News Service columnist Burdett Loomis reviews 2003 as a transitional year in Kansas politics. Governor Kathleen Sebelius faces budget issues with tactical moves, Attorney General Phill Kline looms as a wild card, Senate leader Dave Kerr shows limited anchorage, and Doug Mays rises as key 2004 figure while Wittig, Bullock, Boeing, and KU also reflect shifts. The piece notes tight budgets and a cautious path ahead toward growth and productivity with an election looming.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Phill Kline
Kline
Kansas
Senate
Dave Kerr
Kerr
Topeka
Doug Mays
Sorinan
Mays
David Wittig
Westar
Terry Bullock
Trator
California
Boeing
Department of Defense
University of Kansas
Williams
Wittig
Remembering Paul Simon A Liberal Voice In Illinois
The essay honors former Illinois senator Paul Martin Simon who died at 75 on December 11, reflecting on his path from Troy newspaper owner to state leader and author. It notes his honesty, public service, and anti pander culture, highlighting his Lovejoy connection and last works critiquing modern politics.
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Paul Martin Simon
Illinois
Simon
Grand Canyon
Camus
Troy
Ill
Lions Club
St. Valentine’s Day
Illinois House
Harper’s Magazine
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Elijah Lovejoy
Southern Ilinois University Press
Lovejoy
Alton, Ill
Southern Illinois University Press
Priceless Christmas Traditions Rekindle Childhood Flashbacks
Editor Steve Delaney recalls growing up in Dubuque Iowa with a Christmas Eve routine. The piece notes skating at Comiskey Park, snowy pranks, late returns from church, and blending old traditions with new ones to create lasting family memories. It emphasizes priceless gifts of shared moments and nostalgic warmth.
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Anta
Hannah
Rudolph
Iowa
Mom
Comiskey Park
Washington
Jackson Streets
North End
Dubuque
City Recreation
Connor
Clement C. Moore
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