24 Jan 2006
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2006
Page
1
Caitlynn Clepper Emily Stutzman and Tyler Stutzman prepare for the Christmas season in a small town setting. The caption notes a festive mood as the trio outfits, decor, and gifts form part of the holiday spread in this 16 page newspaper issue.
Logan Keith Shore, 19, appeared in Stanton County District Court after being charged with first degree murder for the Saturday night shooting of his father Randall R. Shore, 47, at their rural home. Bond set at 1 million dollars. The family disputes the claim, suggesting accident. next hearing January 31 before District Magistrate Judge Vernon Butt.
City officials will host a public meeting on February 9 to discuss three improvement scenarios for the Five Points intersection at Taylor Avenue Kansas Avenue and Buffalo Jones Avenue. Proposals range from 196 305 to 799 733 with a video traffic detection system and limited repaving.
In Tokyo US officials assured Japan that the beef episode is isolated and not a sign the US food system is unsafe. J B Penn said Atlantic Veal & Lamb’s handling showed inexperience in international trade and pledged steps to prevent recurrence as Japan had halted imports over spine bones amid mad cow fears.
Senator Jean Schodorf proposes a bill to restrict where and when protests can occur at funerals, aiming to protect families from picketing at military services. She notes current law is vague and unenforceable, while leaders anticipate easy passage despite possible legal challenges from the Rev. Fred Phelps family church affiliate.
President Bush addressed Kansas State University students soldiers and dignitaries defending his war on international terrorism and the domestic surveillance program. He warned of ideologues willing to kill to advance their vision and reiterated the necessity of wartime decisions including monitoring international phone calls without warrants. He defended removing Saddam Hussein and pushed back at critics seeking hearings on surveillance.
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