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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2007
Page
1
Bailee Oliver is set to become a Redskins fan, following in her father’s footsteps. The note captures a family tradition and the upcoming fan allegiance in a concise, warm caption.
Volunteers support students and parents Sunday at Garden City High School as part of College Goal Sunday to help complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The event promotes earlier FAFSA submissions to improve odds for need-based aid before campus deadlines.
Rowena Turner displays handmade stained glass kaleidoscopes lamps and window hangings at her home. After nearly 30 years she still enjoys creating new pieces and now teaches five classes in her basement. Her process begins with eight square foot glass sheets from a Boulder wholesaler cutting grinding copper foil and soldering.
Turner talks about balancing many small projects with larger works such as window panes. Neighbors encourage completion of the major piece as she continues mosaics and three dimensional figurines in her spring home studio.
Leoti residents packed the Lions Club pancake and sausage dinner raising about 1 300 dollars after expenses for eye glasses and youth scholarships. About 254 people attended including families eager to get out after a long winter marked by heavy snowfalls.
President Bush sends Congress a $2.9 trillion budget aiming to keep tax cuts permanent at a $1.6 trillion 10-year cost and to trim Medicare and Medicaid by $78 billion over five years. Democrats criticize the plan as debt rising and oppose large-scale spending elsewhere. Republican critics say prospects look bleak.
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