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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2004
Page
1
Lynda Fort proudly shows seven black kittens amid Halloween festivities as Rams playoff hopes stay alive with a clutch of hopeful performances and a fight to stay in contention.
Private economists expect limited global damage and a modest U.S. effect from the Asian disaster, forecasting tourism hit rather than crippling disruption. The hit should mainly affect coastal rural areas, not major manufacturing hubs or industrial centers.
Mourners in Sri Lanka dig graves with bare hands while survivors in Indonesia raid looters as the disaster spreads across 11 nations. About 44,000 dead, with 10,000 in Meulaboh Aceh and 9,000 in Banda Aceh reported. villages inland remain flooded. refugees describe days without food and water as soldiers search for survivors.
Insurgents struck Iraqi police across the Sunni Triangle killing 24, including 19 officers. A group claimed eight Saudi-linked workers were executed. Police stations, a National Guards unit, and a police commander were among those slain or wounded in Baqouba, Tikrit, Muradiya and Mosul as the major Sunni party withdrew from the Jan. 30 vote.
Sandy Cameron administrator for Kearny County Hospital notes the Family Health Center in Lakin, a hospital subsidiary, qualified for a $10,000 Kansas Department of Health and Environment grant by meeting the requirement of at least 100 diabetic patients, with the center already documenting over 200.
Cameron said Kearny County Hospital identified a need over two years ago and paid to certify center nurse Catherine Elliott as the diabetes coordinator. She collaborates with family practice doctors Erik Sandstrom and Arlo Reimer to serve diabetics of varying levels. KDHE, Page AS.
Kansas farmers voice concerns over a push to recruit bioscience firms to the state and the rise of bioengineered crops. Cross pollination risks and alleged regulatory burdens worry growers, even as officials consider tighter federal oversight to harness biotech opportunities.
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