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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2006
Page
1
Dustin Snodgrass is seen holding Jessie Duke, the family cat, in a posed moment. The scene captures a casual domestic tableau with the pet calm in his arms.
Vice President Dick Cheney dismissed Osama bin Laden's audio plea for a long-term truce as unacceptable, saying the only path is to destroy them. The tape prompted security boosts at Los Angeles and across U.S. facilities, though officials report no credible attack plans or threat level change.
State officials report a regional illness with at least two deaths in Kansas. Finney County Health Department administrator Kristi Schmitt notes no confirmed flu cases locally while many residents show fever and sore throat. Health Department tracking limited due to lack of lab tests and physician reporting.
Much of southwest Kansas saw a dusting of snow with Scott County receiving up to three inches. In Dodge City NWS reports three inches 11 miles north-northwest of Scott City and Scott City 1.5 inches. Scott City USD 466 bus dispatcher Karla Sauer said buses ran normally with slick roads only minor. Other towns such as Syracuse Lakin Garden City and Holcomb received about an inch of snow.
Johnnie Schwindt walks Talley Trail near Center Street as construction on the third phase is set to begin this summer. The project, part of a corridor from Garden City Western Railway to the U.S. 50/83/400 bypass, traces its roots to 1998 when it began as the Bonnie Talley project and includes paths along Taylor Avenue. Talley served 16 years as a city commissioner and the trail aims to connect major local routes.
U S Department of Agriculture officials scrambled after Japan halted imports of American beef over a shipment containing bone. Secretary Mike Johanns ordered inspections, barred Atlantic Veal & Lamb from selling to Japan, and planned immediate follow up. The incident tests the fragile trade ties with Japan and other Asian markets as ports hold beef while a formal report is prepared.
Tonight will be clear with a low near 18. Saturday brings mostly sunny skies and a breezy finish with a high around 49 and a low near 19. Details on Page A8.
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