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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2004
Page
1
Timothy Gillen delivers Christmas presents to children in need with Mexican American Ministries, taking pride in brightening the season. Local city volunteers assist in organizing and distributing the packages, spreading holiday cheer throughout the community.
Garden City Justin Servantez, 22, entered a no contest plea to involuntary manslaughter in Finney County District Court, a plea which prosecutors say could yield two years in prison. He previously faced second degree murder charges for a July 18 shooting at a Laurel Street residence that killed Arellano Torres, 20.
Tens of thousands flee homes in Tamil Nadu after a false alarm of a new tsunami following Indian Ocean aftershocks. Science minister Kapil Sibal dismisses fears as hogwash while warnings stretch to Thailand and Sri Lanka. Thousands seek higher ground. relief teams barred from Nagappattinam. Experts say quake magnitudes misread, unlikely to produce waves.
In Indian Hills residents found anonymous anti immigrant fliers in plastic sacks on Sunday. The National Alliance pamphlets warn whites could be a minority in 50 years. Police report notes local laws forbid street distribution and potential fines.
Kansas farmers report limited changes in farming practices after the first U S infection of soybean rust, with many still researching the disease and awaiting it to hit closer to home. Merle Koehn notes farmers are only slightly concerned while Michael Deaver says he has heard little about it.
The Kansas Supreme Court will rule at 9 30 a m Monday on whether state school funding is adequate and fairly distributed. The case from Dodge City and Salina argues inequities harm poor and minority students and that rural districts receive excess money. The judge in 2003 found it unconstitutional. the high court heard arguments in August. The decision could shape subsequent legislative action when sessions resume January 10.
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