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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2005
Page
1
Randy Ralston takes his children Alyssa and Brecken for a safe ride on an ATV in Gareian City, Wilson.
After over a year of planning, shovels hit the ground Sunday for Garden City Community College Front Door construction. Dean Beth Tedrow led a crowd of supporters and highlighted the need to consolidate student services as enrollment grew from 500 in the 1960s to five times that today.
Javier Rivas unveiled Friends and Frogs a large oil based clay sculpture in Garden City funded at 30000 over about two and a half years. The piece shows five children of different backgrounds chasing frogs symbolizing local diversity. Rivas 24 said he prefers not to speak but led the dedication with City leaders and local arts figures present.
Ulysses artist Jeani Gustafson runs Jeanious Art Studio off Colorado Street offering pottery, watercolor, and open studio time for all ages. Gustafson, 50, grew up on a Nebraska farm and moved to Ulysses eight years ago with her husband Larry and two children, drawn by a need to keep busy through creative thinking.
The FDA weighs lifting a voluntary ban on selling food from cloned animals and faces resistance from dairy trade groups. Industry spokespeople say consumers would be wary of milk from cloned cows, with the International Dairy Foods Association voicing concern.
Six seven cows culled from the Texas herd of an infected animal tested negative for mad cow disease. Tests on two groups, 29 cows then 38, were conducted by the National Veterinary Services Laboratory in Ames, Iowa. The 12 year old Brahma cross cow had lived at the ranch and died after arriving at a Waco area facility. The case joins earlier U S mad cow findings with British lab confirmation of the second U S case.
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