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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2010
Page
1
Ava and Colby Kempke accompanied by Kisty Kempke from Garden City on a visit to Kansas State University, highlighting a family outing amid campus exploration.
In southwest Kansas a Burmese family shares daily struggles while the Coalition of Ethnic Minority Leaders, led by a Tyson Fresh Meats plant chaplain, coordinates resettlement help. The series continues next week with focus on service providers and agencies.
No Ra Jan and her husband Aye Be lived in Mae La and later Karen camp after fleeing Myanmar. They survive by selling vegetables and receiving small aid, while facing strict restrictions and uncertain futures amid displacement of more than 45,000. Jan learns English at a local church as she and grandson Hasan Sa navigate life in exile.
AT&T will roll out 8G service across rural southwest Kansas within 12 months following its $2.35 billion acquisition of Alltel and RCC Unicel assets from Verizon Wireless. Finney and other counties gain Unicel customers with no immediate changes to numbers or billing. Rebranding to AT&T will occur market by market, with Verizon customers unaffected.
Mexican police say Jesus Ernesto Chavez led a gang tied to the Juarez cartel that ordered the killing of Lesley Enriquez a consulate worker and her husband in Ciudad Juarez near El Paso. A US official calls motive uncertain while investigators find no evidence of Enriquez corruption.
Gulf Coast faces canceled fireworks and sparse crowds as cleanup lags and hotels report weak bookings. Pensacola Beach and Gulf Shores businesses warn of long term damage as tourism shifts to other destinations.
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