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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2003
Page
1
A spray plane is pictured near Pierceville on July 19. The image captures agricultural aircraft in operation, highlighting rural farming activity and the use of aerial spraying within the period context.
President Bush publicly accepts personal responsibility for a disputed line from last winter’s State of the Union about Saddam Hussein seeking nuclear material in Africa. He defends national security adviser Condoleezza Rice and urges patience as Iraq and Afghanistan pursue postwar goals amid ongoing terrorism threats.
Garden City residents Paulaine Sawyers and Phil Babcock recall meeting Bob Hope after his Denver performance. Sawyers, then 19, modeled for Hope during The Bob Hope Show at the Denver Coliseum on August 19 1972 to raise funds for the Denver Symphony, now the Colorado Symphony.
The Transportation Security Administration seeks a 104 million cut to its air marshal program to cover a 900 million shortfall, even as DHS warns of possible al-Qaida hijack attempts. It remains unclear how many marshal jobs would be cut. A TSA official ordered tighter screening for nonUS citizens flying from overseas to US destinations. President Bush acknowledged the threat during a White House briefing.
Congressman Jerry Moran toured Wichita County Hospital in Hays area to inspect the 13 bed critical access facility and discuss rural health care funding. He spoke with hospital administrator Vickie Berning and staff about funding challenges for small rural hospitals facing urban competition.
Congressman Jerry Moran of Hays entertained 26 children during summer reading hour at the Scott County Library. Sitting cross legged on the floor he read House Mouse Senate Mouse and explained the mice tale mirrored a Capitol like ours. A child asked if it was real and Moran invited interaction during the session.
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