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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 2007
Page
1
A fragment mentions Dorothy Mesa Holcomr and Angus Reed Smith connected to a Raider fan, with unclear context about a party or picture. The readable text hints at a social or family gathering involving relatives and fans but lacks concrete events or dates.
About 50 people attended a Fiesta Courtyard military concert in Garden City to honor local soldiers returning from Fort Bliss. The 1-161st Field Artillery unit is due to deploy to Iraq for about a year, with a mid January to mid February departure window. Patrick DeWitt, Vietnam veteran, praised the troops and urged support as they head back to duty.
Garden City residents share resolutions and goals for 2008 including national elections, the Iraq war fifth anniversary, KU football in January, new local developments, and plans for peace and unity. Local reflections include delays in war, personal ambitions in poker, faith missions, and community gatherings at Clarion Hotel and recreation gym.
In Kansas opponents of a law allowing some illegal immigrants to pay in-state college tuition plan to take their case to the U S Supreme Court. A federal appeals court refused to reconsider its ruling tossing out a suit by students paying higher out-of-state tuition who claimed harm. Kris Kobach said the group seeks standing to challenge the law.
Stacy Crase, fitness director at Garden City Family YMCA, promotes healthier living for 2008 with personal training and tailored exercise classes. She cites busy schedules and time management as obesity drivers, charging members 30 dollars and non members 60 dollars per session.
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