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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2002
Page
1
Jack Koehn greets Luke as he arrives home from the hospital marking the family's joyful reunion. Luke recently joined the family, bringing happiness to their household.
Democratic lawmakers urge USDA explain months long delay before ordering a recall of 19 million pounds of hamburger meat tied to E coli contamination. Rep Henry Waxman notes contamination began mid April but full recall announced July 19.
Jerald Phelps and fellow Grant County farmers face a prolonged drought with scant rainfall since 2001. Local topsoil and subsoil moisture are rated very short or short. Farmers warn recovery won't come quickly and crop losses loom though some rain has fallen in isolated spots.
Father Joseph Bahr, pastor of St. Dominic Catholic Church, will bless the site tonight for the parish center groundbreaking. The ceremony marks the church’s first building project in two decades, aimed at expanding space for events and activities. Guests have been invited to bring shovels for the symbolic dig.
Michael Rice, once of Lakin in western Kansas, has lived in Tokyo for nine years working as a bilingual teacher and part time actor, model, and columnist. He trains intensely with Carmichael Training System under mentor Lance Armstrong, aiming to race for Japan’s elite in the 2008 Olympics and rode for the XARU team.
Wichita Mayor Bob Knight flies from Wichita to Seward County on a campaign tour for governor. A TV ad targets opponent Tim Shallenburger over office remodels and bonuses while Knight touts his fighter image. The August 6 primary will pit Knight against Shallenburger, Kerr, and Bloom.
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