29 Dec 2003
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2003
Page
1
Allie and Austin Miller from Leon make their first snowman of the season, enjoying a chilly day outdoors as light snowfall blankets the area. The siblings pose with smiles, sharing a simple winter moment.
Investigators and retailers in eight states and a territory race to salvage meat possibly from a Holstein linked to a deadly mad cow disease case. USDA officials insist there is no health risk to consumers and Dr. Ron DeHaven reiterates the agent does not enter the human food chain.
Kansas meatpackers face low mad cow risk as officials recall 10,000 pounds tied to a Washington dairy cow. Cargill, National Beef, Tyson, DeHaven, and Creekstone Farms process only younger cattle prime through select grades, limiting exposure. Authorities caution meat handling along the supply chain, with no plans to expand the recall.
Garden City players still enjoy bingo as a social staple with regular sessions three times weekly at local lodges and groups. Mary Burback Bar, a longtime player, says she comes for camaraderie and entertainment rather than big wins though she once took in up to 500 dollars. Ongoing holiday disruptions have caused brief pauses, prompting a temporary withdrawal and prompting needlepoint relief through nightly games organized by veterans and church groups at venues like the Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge on N Taylor Ave.
Amid heightened alert, Homeland Security will require certain international air carriers to place armed law enforcement officers on flights over the United States. The directive, effective immediately, will apply based on specific information and may involve officers from the airline’s country of ownership aboard the aircraft.
Joy and Robert Phillips of Gar den City adopted Noah age three and Hope age one in October, giving the siblings a loving home with food clothes and toys. Both babies came into foster care due to their mother’s drug habit. The Phillips join several local families who have welcomed placed children. Every time a child enters their home they consider adoption.
Joy and Trey Phillips and their two biological children Grace Powell and Trey Phillips discuss opening their home to foster kids since 2000. They describe deep bonds formed with Noah and Hope as their own and note their readiness to care for foster children if anything happened to the parents.
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