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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2006
Page
1
Denise Owings Jakob appears with her son Faolan Patrick in a brief family note. The clipping records a small mother and child moment likely from a community social page or personal announcement. No further context or dates provided in the readable text.
Sunflower Electric Power says its board approved a plan to add a third 700 MW unit at the Holcomb plant. Golden Spread Electric Cooperative of Amarillo will own at least 400 MW, with the remaining 300 MW to be negotiated. Construction costs are about 1.2 billion per unit. Golden Spread’s investment tops 685 million. The partners plan to finalize documents and move toward closing.
At the Eighth Annual Walk and Whoa Ball fundraiser for Miles of Smiles, 12 year old Darian Beauleau greets friends and auctions items while a Smokin Hott band plays. The program helps children with disabilities improve confidence and social skills through therapeutic riding using horses. The event, run by volunteers, aims to fund a new facility after prior funding fears.
A Garden City man, David Ward, 41, was arrested for alleged attempted first degree murder and related charges after stabbing his ex girlfriend Kindra Munn 13 times with a kitchen knife in front of her children and sister. Munn underwent emergency surgery and was later released. Ward was found sleeping in a laundry room on Labrador Boulevard.
Linda Doll, at Lee Richardson Zoo, has volunteered for almost 25 years and is the longest serving active docent. Beginning in 1982 after a newspaper feature, she led tours and education programs, now frequently guiding Zoomobile events and sharing her knowledge of animals with patrons.
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