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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2004
Page
1
Evan and Seth Cardenas join their father Domingo for a Cinco de Mayo parade ride. The moment captures a family enjoying a festive community event with music, colors, and communal celebration.
Saddam Hussein rejected charges of war crimes and genocide in a 30 minute arraignment at Camp Victory. He called the proceedings theater while denying the crimes cited and questioned the court's jurisdiction. The seven broad charges include killings of religious figures, Halabja gas attacks, and the 1990 invasion of Kuwait.
Garden City Fire Department plans inspections of local fireworks stands and police patrols in neighborhoods to enforce laws and reduce injuries during the Fourth of July holiday weekend. Fire Chief Allen Shelton warns against illegal aerial devices and homemade fireworks while noting fountains are allowed. Last year saw no fires.
Garden City Regional Airport evicts Clark Ag Service Inc after three years without a signed lease. Jim and Deborah Clark of Macksville closed the spraying business last fall due to poor growing conditions. City Manager Bob Halloran said the oversight occurred under former management and that rent had been paid despite no signed lease. Halloran noted other airport tenants have yearly leases, and the city will now pursue a formal lease.
Garden City implements a parking ordinance prohibiting parking on unimproved front or side yards. Violations are class C with fines up to 45 dollars per day plus court costs. Police have handed out hundreds of fliers to warn residents, focusing on southern and northeast areas, with officers allowed to caution before tickets.
Washington AP The Agriculture Department defends releasing preliminary mad cow test results amid fears the initial finding could be wrong The government said the initial screening was to trigger further tests and on Wednesday confirmed the carcass did not have mad cow disease The notice follows market and consumer concerns and farmer anger
Friday's weather forecast notes patchy clouds tonight with a low of 60. Friday brings plenty of sunshine with a high near 90 and a low around 65. Details appear on page A8.
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