Picture This Robert Rodriguez Performs Holiday Music
Robert Rodriguez brings festive songs to Terrace Garden Care Center residents on Christmas Day, sharing cheerful melodies and a warm, communal mood during the holiday visit.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2003
Page
1
Robert Rodriguez brings festive songs to Terrace Garden Care Center residents on Christmas Day, sharing cheerful melodies and a warm, communal mood during the holiday visit.
NASA engineers outline a troubling sequence in Columbias final minutes with heat shield tiles possibly compromised by foam from the external tank. Temperature on the left side spiked and wind resistance increased as the shuttle broke up over Texas, killing seven astronauts and forcing an automatic course change.
Hillary Gaston of Belle Plaine and Megan Bushell of Wichita shared Miss Garden City and Miss Sunflower titles at Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Auditorium. Each received 600 scholarship and a 250 gift basket to prepare for Miss Kansas in Pratt in June.
Richard Boulware in Scott County shows a diverse hoard of antique nuts and bolts plus belts, piston rings, and bearings. His display includes a row of rusty Model A Ford wheels as part of the unique collection.
Modoc resident Boulware, 76, stores antique car parts in two warehouses, grain bins, and old buses. He trades for items he needs, admitting the collection is a passion rather than a money maker, with a trove hidden among Ford parts. See Boulware, Page A5.
Garden City residents faced a familiar, somber scene as the space shuttle Columbia disintegrated during re entry over Texas on Saturday morning. Seven astronauts perished, and a countdown to Kennedy Space Center landing ended in catastrophe.
Garden City Community College trustees weigh a plan to spend about 130000 over five years for football field excavation as part of replacing grass with artificial turf. USD 457 facilities committee seeks donations or service discounts to cover excavation and moving stadium lights. City offers debris removal saving about 12000.
Garden City USD 457 plans to install artificial turf at Memorial Stadium with a $400,000 project cost. Excavation, gravel, and grading would prepare the field while the YMCA may contribute about $30,000 for lights. USD 457 to finance over five years, with the college reimbursing the district for its share.
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