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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2009
Page
1
Juana Rodriguez marked her 86th birthday today in a simple family gathering with friends and neighbors attending. arv Rivas Hal was present to share in the celebration.
President Obama ordered a review of whether California and other states can set tougher tailpipe rules to cut greenhouse gases and directed the EPA to consider new fuel-efficiency guidelines for 2011 model year cars. He framed the move as part of a broader energy policy shift to reduce dependence on foreign oil, spur jobs, and address climate change.
In Garden City and Finney County the Vietnamese and Asian communities gather to hope for a calmer world and to share food and joy despite economic hardship. Kow and La express wishes for stability, employment, and mutual support, looking toward unity in 2008’s lessons and a hopeful year ahead.
Scott City teen Amelia Vasko, 14, recalls chills hearing Barack Obama’s voice as he took the oath at the National Mall in Washington DC. She braved single-digit cold with more than a million others to witness the historic moment and felt the crowd’s solidarity.
A student recalls crowds lining Capitol steps with barricades and trees filled with watchers. Vasko, a Scott City Community High freshman, joined a national youth conference with more than 7,300 peers and raised over $3,500 with support from friends, family, and neighbors.
In Kansas, uninsured residents rely on state funded clinics for affordable health and dental care as demand rises with an estimated 320,000 uninsured. Lawmakers seek to expand rural access while 36 clinics in 30 counties face funding pressures, with state funding up from 900 thousand in 1992 to 7.8 million this year.
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