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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2005
Page
1
Holcomb secured a victory with Cimarron scoring 13 points. Key players and teams are highlighted as Holcomb outpaced Cimarron in a competitive matchup.
Finney County Humane Society in Garden City lists Killer, a young Chihuahua puppy, as an available adoption animal. The notice highlights the dog's breed, location, and availability for potential adopters to contact the shelter.
A brief newspaper item notes a change in broadcast stations with Volume 76 Number 12, detailing the 42 pages and five sections of the issue priced at one dollar.
Kansas Senator Pat Roberts, chair of the Senate Intelligence panel, says the nation needs a guest worker visa system to address an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants. He spoke in Topeka noting such reform could become a major issue for Congress this year while warning against walls between nations.
Staff sergeant David Medina, Kansas Army National Guard, back from Baghdad with Alpha Battery of the 2nd Battalion 130th Field Artillery after a year overseas. He recalls the danger, describes entry control duties for U S special forces, and notes the challenge of resuming family life as his wife recovers from illness and children attend school.
Garden City police are short seven officers across dispatch patrol and investigations. Lt. Gibson Auten cites December retirements and promotions as causes, noting four detectives remain on staff while vacancies force backburner of surveillance and a more reactive mode due to higher caseloads and limited resources.
Auten noted detectives will continue surveillance and undercover stings but less frequently due to reduced staffing. The Community Response Division also lacks officers who cover calls, with CRD personnel temporarily filling patrol roles or covering for vacancies, vacations, or training.
Don Hineman, a Dighton cow calf producer, joins a trade team headed to Alberta Canada to press U S cattlemen concerns over mad cow cases and U S border reopening for Canadian beef. The group aims to identify exportable Canadian cattle under USDA rules and assess economic impact for U S producers.
In Topeka the Kansas Senate shows deep rifts between moderate and conservative Republicans as leadership fights and committee tensions threaten action on school finance taxes and health care. Senator Tim Huelskamp says party cohesion affects vote outcomes and policy.
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