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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2004
Page
1
A young boy named Michael Parker age 2 admires the large mastiff Marsha aged 1 as she displays her impressive teeth. The scene captures a curious intersection of a toddler and a gentle giant dog in a playful moment.
Garden City resident Robert Scrivner took a new oath Tuesday in the Kansas Army National Guard Armory. He re enlisted for six years and accepted a $15,000 bonus for re entry, part of recently boosted incentives effective December 14 through September 30, 2005. Scrivner, a Garden City officer and veteran of the Marine Corps, will join C company of the 2nd Battalion 137th Infantry out of Wichita. he says duty motivates re enlistment, not money.
Cargo planes land with lentils and water purifiers while Indonesian troops reach Aceh on Sumatra. Death toll across 12 nations nears 77,000 and could top 100,000. Measles and diarrhea reports emerge in Sri Lanka as paramedics vaccinate survivors and bleach beaches to curb disease. Refugees flee ravaged towns crowd churches and mosques amid widespread destruction.
Garden City commissioners unanimously renewed City Manager Bob Halloran's contract Tuesday, boosting base pay from 96,398 to 97,443 and total salary from 105,353 to 106,933, amid praise and concerns over responsiveness and transparency from commissioners and department heads.
About 150 people gathered at the Pioneer Communications building in Ulysses to celebrate Steve Morris of Hugoton after he was elected Kansas Senate president. Guests wore green tribute buttons as Morris, visibly surprised, acknowledged supporters including local legislators and his family.
LAWRENCE AP A state Board of Education member Connie Morris urges including the impact of illegal immigration on crime, education costs, and language barriers in curric ulum. She argues the proposed immigration curriculum should examine drawbacks and insists the facts and history must reflect both sides to avoid one sided dogma.
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