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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2003
Page
1
Jeremy Jasin and Sheila Davis lead a star turn at Bethphage Easter egg hunt. Local families attended the event seeking treats and photo moments with the Davis siblings amid a playful, community celebration.
Kansas revenue secretary says firms are learning to collect sales tax where goods change hands to reach a target of at least 70 million dollars from Internet and catalog sales. Governors moratorium gave time for explanation as questions remain on rates and out of state deliveries.
Finney County Economic Development Corp. Director says Lt. Gov. Moore offered to visit Swift & Co. in Greeley to discuss incentives to reopen the former ConAgra plant closed after a Christmas 2000 fire. City officials and county admin asked about state aid via tax credits training programs and road improvements. The plant’s fate hinges on state involvement and insurance issues.
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan warned in congressional testimony that substantial and excessive federal budget deficits will erode savings and crowd out private borrowing, hindering long term U S economic expansion and lowering future unemployment prospects.
Staff Sgt. Zachary Newsome, 25, returned home after six months in Iraq and Kuwait with the 2nd Squadron, 6th Cavalry Regiment. He described the missionless period and dust storms, and noted his expected arrival of a baby girl seven months into his deployment.
U S soldiers faced a spike in violence with a rocket attack on a supply convoy west of Baghdad near Abu Ghraib killing a soldier and an eight year old Iraqi child. Sgt Diego Baez mourned his comrade as insurgents intensified strikes ahead of the Baath holiday.
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