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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2003
Page
1
Ted E Bear the dog served as ring bearer at a May wedding. The canine attendee walked with the rings to the altar as part of the ceremony, drawing smiles from the wedding party and guests.
Heat pushes Garden City water use near summer norms with daily demand around 10.64 million gallons. Officials say rationing would start if pumping reaches 14 to 15 million gallons. residents urged to deep water a few times weekly, water dawn or dusk, and avoid weekend midday watering. The Garden City Recreation Commission also waters fields nightly to maintain 15 softball and baseball fields and two soccer facilities.
A Garden City man Michael Hille, 41, died Wednesday after his 2002 Toyota collided head on with a 1995 Ford driven by Maria Hall, 48, of Wichita, while Hall attempted to pass two to three vehicles on a hill east of Cunningham on U S Highway 54 at 5:53 p m. The Kansas Highway Patrol reported the details.
The House approved a Republican backed measure regulating matricula consular cards used by Mexican citizens in the United States for bank accounts and other dealings. Critics, including Nancy Pelosi, called the move anti Hispanic as the broader foreign aid bill advanced with a 382 to 42 vote. Some states accept the cards for licenses, while Kansas and Garden City offices do not recognize them for ID.
In Iraq, U.S. commanders warn of increasingly organized guerrilla type campaigns by Saddam loyalists and revived terror groups. A Pentagon official reports a cache of about four tons of C4 explosives found 30 miles southwest of Baghdad, plus 250000 blasting caps in 54 crates. 543 Iraqis were detained in Operation Soda Mountain, including 48 Saddam loyalist leaders. Gen. John Abizaid says the threat is manageable and not driving troops out of areas.
Fort Riley commander Brig. Gen. Dennis E. Hardy says fewer than 500 of about 4,500 deployed soldiers have returned and he expects deployments to continue for at least a year. He notes Iraq remains tough and replacement forces may come from Army, Marines, or international troops as Gen. John Abizaid anticipates yearlong stays.
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