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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2005
Page
1
Toby Mac and Miss Kitty peer from a window observing street life. The scene captures their cautious curiosity as passersby proceed along the sidewalk and distant activity unfolds in a quiet neighborhood.
U N Secretary General Kofi Annan and World Bank chief James Wolfensohn visited Meulaboh as Indonesia raised the death count by about 7,000 to more than 147,000. Meulaboh and surrounding areas bore the brunt of the quake and tsunami, with many still missing and disease fears mounting.
Red Cross Blood Services warns of short supply as ice storms in northeast Kansas cut donor availability. Donor recruiter Vicky Copess notes daily goals of 500 pints and four to five days for testing, with centers averaging 15 pints daily since Thanksgiving. O negative donors are emphasized for instant availability. Gene McKinley donated at Cox Communications while seeking on site drives.
Garden City Mayor Jeff Whitham 51, president and CEO of Western State Bank, will not seek a second term on the Garden City Commission in April. He says his work schedule is tight and he should devote time to his current job while planning future public service.
Garden City commissioners weigh term choices with Reynaldo Mesa hinting at a third term while Tommy Austin says she will file for reelection. Mesa cites family events and his recent heart surgery as factors in his decision, with local pressure to serve again after a 1999 2001 tenure. The December 2000 ConAgra fire looms over the budget and tax revenue while residents urge continued service.
Agriculture Secretary nominee Mike Johanns cleared the Senate Agriculture Committee by a unanimous vote after a three hour hearing. He pledged to work with lawmakers on reining in Canada’s cattle imports amid mad cow concerns and faced questions about lifting the ban on Canadian cattle. He still requires full Senate confirmation before succeeding Ann Veneman.
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