Blair Holiday Carves Pumpkin In Autumn Moment
Blair Holiday stands at the doorway of fall as she prepares to carve a pumpkin, the scene capturing a quiet family activity.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2005
Page
1
Blair Holiday stands at the doorway of fall as she prepares to carve a pumpkin, the scene capturing a quiet family activity.
The Finney County Senior Center hosted a free supper with chili and other dishes to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Coalition leaders say the event fostered fellowship on the King birthday. About 20 African Americans attended, with officials noting the holiday’s evolving status and misperceptions.
A poll of 1,000 adults shows most favor optimism for President Bush's second term while naming Iraq as the top priority. It also finds 50 percent say US relations are better, 39 percent about the same, and 10 percent worse, with respondents expressing hope or worry about the presidency.
AP Ipsos Public Affairs poll finds a majority hopeful about President Bush yet doubts linger on Iraq. Iraq tops his priorities while over half question whether a stable government can be built. Six in ten feel hopeful as 47 percent express worry ahead of the inauguration.
Gunmen killed eight Iraqi National Guard soldiers at a central Iraq checkpoint and eight others died in a suicide car bombing. The violence increased as insurgents stepped up attacks ahead of national elections.
Larissa Hall, a 13 year old near 14, hopes to pursue college inspired by her grandfather’s encouragement. She has never worked 40 hours a week or driven a car and has not yet attended college but desires to go.
Judges from the Learn ing Quest program awarded Larissa second place and $500 for college after her essay on her grandfather. She wrote that college opened opportunity, helped him build airplanes and rockets, and escaped poverty, fulfilling a lifetime dream.
U S Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz said Sri Lanka is swiftly shifting from relief to reconstruction three weeks after the tsunami. He noted reduced need for U S military engineers, praised local resilience, and urged continued aid while hoping the shared catastrophe encourages peace amid Tamil rebel cooperation.
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