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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2003
Page
1
Gaillard was spotted at Finney County Game Refuge during a guided wildflowers tour. The event highlighted local flora and drew nature enthusiasts to the refuge.
U S intelligence officials questioned the British report cited by President Bush to support Iraq uranium assertions. Doubts were relayed before Bush's State of the Union and discussed across agencies. Democrats criticized the war rationale while Gen Franks warned of a four year postwar presence. Senate urged allied help in Iraq. Bush acknowledged security issues.
U S forces pull back from the Fallujah mayor's office marking the first such withdrawal since the city was captured three months ago. Troops also left a police station amid Iraqi complaints the presence endangered local officers. Bremer planned a weekend briefing to unveil a 25 to 30 member governing council to guide a constitutional process and elections.
The Holcomb USD 363 Board of Education held a Thursday morning session with Kiefer Flooring about Wiley Elementary gym floor bubbles. The board failed to notify the Telegram or public due to late notice and a busy scheduling window, leaving only four members present.
U S Department of Agriculture reports Kansas farmers harvested 475.3 million bushels of winter wheat on 9.7 million acres at an average of 49 bushels per acre. The July 1 forecast tops last year's drought induced 267.3 million bushels with widespread gains across hard red winter states.
Kansas natural gas customers on Aquila Energy and Kansas Gas Service level payment plans will see higher monthly bills starting in August to smooth year end costs. About 72,000 customers are affected as prices rise due to higher market rates, with StreamLINE payments increasing from roughly 50 to 87 dollars monthly.
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