Picture This: Eric Corpus and Aspen Arellano Pose
Eric Corpus and Aspen Arellano pose for a Christmas picture in Garden City and are joined by relatives VONTIDUTeén Dy CruzElia and Arellano family members for a festive portrait.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2005
Page
1
Eric Corpus and Aspen Arellano pose for a Christmas picture in Garden City and are joined by relatives VONTIDUTeén Dy CruzElia and Arellano family members for a festive portrait.
The Senate approved a constitutional amendment to ban same sex marriage and civil unions, sending the measure to the House where it could reach a statewide vote. The 28 11 vote cleared the two thirds needed for adoption, with hopes for a vote on April 5 amid careful House counting.
Finney County extension agent Linda Walter urges mindful budgeting between holiday spending and tax season. She promotes Kansas Saves and simple steps to set aside funds, from spare change jars to no fee accounts, to build future savings.
USD 457 students and staff will raise funds over two weeks starting Monday to help victims of the recent South Asia earthquake and tsunami. Led by first grade teachers Shauna Linneman and Connie DeLeon, the contest pits elementary schools against each other as water jugs fill with loose change, wrapping up January 28.
U S cattlemen seek clarity as Japan remains banned on U S beef after the 2003 BSE case in Washington state. Canada reports a mad cow, complicating resumed trade talks and U S rules for exporting to Japan and reentering Canadian beef. Cattlemen sue to block lifting of the ban, arguing risk to producers and consumers.
Former Garden City resident Petty Officer Levi Allen serves with USS Abraham Lincoln CVN-72 on a Western Pacific deployment aiding earthquake victims across 13 nations. He leads G-1 division weapons trailers and supports helicopter supply missions as aviation ordnanceman, noting the relief effort has delivered more than 500 tons of food water and clothing.
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