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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2007
Page
1
Larry Alexander and Gary Taton visit a mission hospital in Managua Nicaragua. The feature notes the hospital’s work and mentions a broad range of hobbies catered to by the project.
Garden City will enforce a citywide smoking ban in public places starting at 12 01 a m Monday making it the first southwest Kansas community to prohibit smoking in restaurants bars private clubs and educational facilities plus public seating areas. During the first month police will issue reminders and citations for violations, with penalties issued to owners or smokers who break the ordinance.
Electric crews push to restore power to thousands in southwest Kansas after last week’s storm. An arctic air mass may bring freezing rain and snow Thursday night, threatening new outages as Sunflower Electric plans to have most customers back within days. Rural areas face longest fixes due to muddy roads, with Sunflower serving 118,000 western Kansans and 14 Southern Electric crews aiding the effort. National Guard members assist in Haskell County to clear blocked roads and downed lines.
U S Rep Jerry Moran said the western third of Kansas should qualify for a national disaster declaration after a heavy snow and ice storm began December 28. He spoke from Washington DC during a conference call outlining efforts to secure aid for farmers and producers affected by the storm with Gov Kathleen Sebelius and other officials.
Iraqi forces backed by U.S. troops plan a district by district push on militants in Baghdad as part of the White House strategy to curb Sunni insurgents and Shiite militias. Prime Minister al Maliki aides cautioned on scope while signaling ongoing disagreements over U.S. troop levels and disarming Muqtada al Sadr's militia.
Topeka lawmakers push for new energy conservation policies and expedited alternative energy, notably wind farms, as Kansas lags behind in renewables and climate action. Sen. Janis Lee advocates regulating carbon dioxide emissions from major sources, signaling possible cap and trade at the state level.
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