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Scott Dunagan visits Thurman and Delinda Dunagan in Scott City and Wendy Dunagan in Garden City during a family gathering documenting a moment of kinship and shared memories in Kansas towns.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2009
Page
1
Scott Dunagan visits Thurman and Delinda Dunagan in Scott City and Wendy Dunagan in Garden City during a family gathering documenting a moment of kinship and shared memories in Kansas towns.
Holcomb/Garden City planners learn Crazy House owner Brian Shaw faces relocation as Kansas Department of Transportation widens US 50 400 to four lanes from Garden City to Holcomb. Construction began in April at a $48 million cost, set for July 2011 completion, with a 9.23 acre site at 3502 N Campus Drive.
At the G Eight summit in L Aquila Italy President Obama said worldwide recovery is still a ways off but disaster has been averted. He blamed reckless actions for the global recession and urged unified steps including stricter regulation and continued stimulus to combat threats to peace and prosperity.
GM CEO Fritz Henderson outlined a leaner post bankruptcy GM focused on customers and faster product launches. He pledged to repay about 50 billion dollars in government loans ahead of the 2015 deadline, and announced U.S. salaried staff reductions of 20 percent by year end 2009. Lutz would return as vice chairman overseeing products and marketing.
Conservative Blue Dog Democrats in the House press for cost containment and protections for small business and rural health care before backing a sweeping health care overhaul. Their demands risk delaying the bill as leaders postponed its release while meeting with fiscally conservative members.
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