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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2007
Page
1
Elizabeth Everett displays her 11 3/4 inch ponytail ready for donation to Locks of Love. The photo credit attributes contribution to Everett and Garder.
Holcomb City Council moved to strengthen emergency response after eight hours of confusion during the recent ice storm. The council approved a refined plan and decided to purchase a generator to power the sewage pump system during outages. Mayor Jamie Jarnagin and City Administrator Robin Pena described the experience as uncomfortable and unprepared.
Democrats and some Republicans in Congress rejected President Bushs new plan to boost U S forces in Iraq by 21500, urging national resolve while urging greater Iraqi government cooperation. Condoleezza Rice defended the policy before the Senate committee as lawmakers across party lines voiced opposition and concern.
Sublette fifth through 12th graders canvassed neighborhoods after the Dec 28 ice and snow storm. They raked branches and placed debris by curbs for removal as part of community relief efforts led by Rex Bruce, Sublette USD 374 superintendent. Patterson said the experience highlighted civic duty and community solidarity amid ongoing restoration concerns. The piece notes an Arctic front could affect recovery plans.
Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius, in her State of the State address, urged tax cuts for businesses and smaller employers while pushing energy conservation, wind power, and universal health coverage. She called for a plan this year to move toward universal coverage and vowed to boost higher education and economic development.
Kansas labor officials visited Garden City on Wednesday to inspect the former NACO Industries site after a July industrial blaze. Eleven firefighters eight deputies and some EMS personnel responded to the 10 hour fire whose cause was listed as undetermined. The building was deemed too dangerous to enter and has since been demolished.
A concise quotation from Cato the Elder dated to ancient Rome. It contrasts ruling by intellect versus domination by the body, reflecting classical philosophy on self-government and virtue. The line appears as a standalone maxim attributed to the Roman statesman and historian.
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