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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2009
Page
1
A brief feature notes three children named Kaylee, Lauren, and Courtney wearing newspaper wigs at their day care. The item highlights playful dress up in a local early childhood setting.
Dan LaShelle and Doug Floto walked a zoo drive on a chilly Saturday morning as birds called in the background. Their stroll looked to gather information amid quiet surroundings, with the walking stick sounds marking their progress in the morning light.
President-elect Obama engages congressional leaders on a sweeping tax cut package valued up to 300 billion dollars. Proposals include 500 dollar individual rebates, 1000 dollar couples rebates, and over 100 billion for businesses with incentives to hire and invest. He emphasizes urgent action to stabilize the economy ahead of his January 20 inauguration. He schedules meetings with Pelosi and other leaders to shape a recovery plan aimed at putting people back to work.
Gaza City AP report shows Israel seizing high rise blocks and pounding homes mosques and tunnels as European leaders head to the region to press a truce. At least 10 Palestinian children die raising total deaths over 80 with civilians predominating. Gaza hospital overwhelmed as ground invasion continues. Iran? (Note: ignore)
Kade Brennaman and his grandfather Bill King work on a near century old 1913 Ford Model T. Brennaman uses a hand crank to start the engine while plans aim to revive the car for parades next year. King recalls seeing the historic car in Garden City parades of the 1950s and 60s.
A Garden City antique-car enthusiast who owns Chevrolet models from the 1930s and 1950s purchased Burtis Motors Model T from the 1910s on eBay after outbidding a Detroit buyer. Burtis Motors says evidence suggests it may be the shop’s first sold vehicle, stored inside since its trade‑in.
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