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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2004
Page
1
A listing of church events scheduled for the coming week includes services, Bible study, prayer meetings, choir practice, and community activities at multiple local congregations. Details specify times and venues for attendees and volunteers.
Darlene Justice Hu and Abby along with Lexus Zarren Ashley and Quinton celebrate Justice's first birthday. Joe Einer joins the gathering in a small family observance with photos and warm wishes.
Scott City police and Scott County sheriff are investigating the deaths of a husband and wife found at 1602 S Main St, just outside the city. Authorities say the couple, married and in the process of a divorce, were longtime Lane County residents. Autopsies were to be performed in Wichita, with KBI briefing to shape the investigation.
Javier Rivas, 23, creates an oil based clay sculpture showing five children of different ethnicities playing by a pond to express harmony amid diversity. The work, located at Third Fourth Streets and Kansas Avenue, took about a year and cost 5000 in labor and materials. Sculptures will be bronzed in Loveland Colorado, with the city loaning a truck for transport.
Valuations across at least 10 surrounding counties show oil and gas values climbing in eight of ten cases, with Kearny County posting the largest jump 27.60 percent. Despite higher totals, county officials expect mill levies to remain near current levels when budgets finalize the week of July 19.
A bipartisan Senate report concludes that key U.S. assertions Saddam Hussein possessed chemical and biological weapons and aimed for nuclear capability before the 2003 invasion were wrong or overstated. Analysts fell prey to groupthink, with assessments deemed unreasonable and unsupported by intelligence.
The Lee Richardson Zoo elephants Moki and Chana may get a larger barn after the Friends of the Lee Richardson Zoo pledged to raise $175,000 for remodeling. A $25,000 kickoff donation was announced by Development Director Carol Hauschild as the American Zoo and Aquarium Association set new standards requiring 400 square feet per adult elephant. The pair currently share 712 square feet.
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