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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 2008
Page
1
Kenzie and Leah Messerly pose with anticipation as they prepare to open Christmas presents. The moment captures family warmth and holiday cheer as they share the joy of gift giving.
Haskell County residents Mary and Roger Meyers faced a long week as their home on Inman street Sublette burned from a malfunctioning wood stove. Roger Meyers, 64, returned Feb 25 to smoke filling the house, leaving sparse furnishings and a destroyed dwelling. Fire crews investigated the cause and reported stove-related ignition.
A House Senate conference committee finished drafting amendments to a bill restricting the secretary of health and environment from denying air quality permits over carbon dioxide emissions unless federal action exists. The measure aids Sunflower Electric Power Corp in securing permits for two Finney County coal plants, though opposition remains led by Gov. Kathleen Sebelius.
Garden City family known for disaster relief shelters and Red Cross fundraising suffered a tragedy as son David, 32, died Wednesday at Via Christi Regional. Ralph, Deb, Levi, Maddie, Luke and David had aided tornado and storm relief and supported victims of Katrina, Ivan, Francis, Emily and California fires.
Brittany Talbott at Garden City High School runs a bone marrow registry drive from 10 am to 2 pm Saturday at Bible Christian Family Life Center 1501 Binary St. Participants aged 18 to 60 sign up with a cheek swab and completed forms while Aaron Evans of Salina speaks on his transplant experience. Refreshments, contact Bri Talbott 272-9347, and marrow.org video. EMILY BEHLMANN reports.
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