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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2007
Page
1
Mandy VanZant delivers The Telegram in Sublette during the December 30 ice storm as council approves purchase of a weather-ready generator for storm readiness.
More than 2,500 production and maintenance workers at Tyson Fresh Meats Holcomb seek a union election with the National Labor Relations Board. Organizers cite safety hazards, rapid production pace, pay and benefits concerns, and health insurance. Union organizer Mark Pitt notes daily injuries and OSHA-reported incidents.
Denver developer Tom Klein and Fauss Contractors plus engineer J G Johnson visited Garden City to inspect the Windsor Hotel for a renovation aimed at reopening. Officials noted no new major structural issues beyond known concerns, with focus on a floor sway, water intrusion near a third floor window, and a second floor beam replacement. The project hinges on economic viability and restoration experience.
Cattleman Mark Smith tends a sick calf as wet weather stretches through storms that left three foot snow drifts. Cattle suffer from cold and ice, with cows losing weight and calves at risk, threatening calving, breeding, and profits across Kansas farms and feedyards. Veterinarians warn pregnant cows may lose calves, prompting culling and rearranged replacements. The strain affects ranchers like Smith who toil from dawn to dusk amid snow and chores.
Senate Democrats pressed for GOP support as Bush seeks 1.2 billion more for reconstruction in Iraq amid 21 500 extra troops. Biden demands assurances funds curb corruption and insurgency while Satterfield and Jones testify. Lugar calls for detailed progress reports and questions plan’s effectiveness.
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