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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2005
Page
1
Brandy Cody Precious and Peanut the Karkiainen family's dogs enjoy a festive Christmas scene. The pets lounge and play near a decorated tree as twinkling lights glow and a cheerful holiday vibe fills the room.
TORONTO AP US agriculture officials reaffirmed support for lifting the ban on Canadian beef despite a second confirmed case of mad cow disease in Alberta. The dairy cow born in 1996 tested positive for bovine spongiform encephalopathy but did not enter human or animal food supplies. Officials noted public health safeguards and said the United States planned to reopen the border to Canadian beef in March.
US military relief operations accelerate as helicopters drop food in Sumatra and 2200 Marines arrive in the Malacca Straits to ferry supplies. Powell and Gov. Jeb Bush lead a US delegation visiting Thailand Indonesia and possibly Sri Lanka to assess the disaster. Death toll nears 139253 with Indonesia at 94081 and total deaths forecast to 150000. Many still unaccounted for as search efforts wane in the wake of the December 26 tsunami.
A Garden City man, James D. Naab, 38, was arrested for two counts of solicitation to commit first degree murder after police say he tried to arrange a murder for hire. He was taken into custody at 11 10 p m Saturday at 212 Washington Ave Apt 7. Read more on page AS.
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that the Legislature must provide more money to public schools to meet constitutional requirements. It did not specify the exact amount or other changes, stressing that increased funding is necessary but not sufficient alone to render the financing formula constitutional.
Kansas high court ruled the state must continually improve public education funding and spend enough to address costs? including special education bilingual programs and aid for poor and minority students. It found the current formula flawed though not intentionally discriminatory. The decision pressures legislators to align funds with actual education costs.
Curtis Sauer transforms a dead front yard tree into a wildlife habitat with four carved bears peering in four directions. The whimsical sculpture, featuring black and yellow bears with stone eyes, brings a smile despite its serious, stoic faces.
Neighbors pulled up to the yard at 2004 Arapaho Drive and spoke with Sauer on Wednesday. He smiled and said he’s glad the effort is going well. The October gun piece marked a first for him as he continues his carving craft.
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