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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2004
Page
6
AccuWeather forecasts partly cloudy skies tonight after a stray evening thunderstorm. Southeast winds 8 to 16 mph. Saturday brings clouds and sun with a strong thunderstorm in spots early mainly in the east. Winds shift to north 8 to 16 mph. Sunday remains dry with ample sunshine and next week dry but windy and hot. Soil temperature data incomplete.
A narrator describes a life spent visiting zoos from Abilene to Zurich. He recalls traveling to Gainesville Los Angeles Miami and Amarillo for animal parks, solo zoo camping, and funding trips by selling used books. He notes zoos that closed moved or were unique and ends with a homeward appreciation for one’s own zoo.
A reader confesses an attraction to her fitness instructor and contemplates stopping classes while married. The reply urges focus on improving or ending the marriage and advises telling the instructor a schedule change if contacted. A second letter rebukes a Florida worker over religious artwork, noting harassment laws exist and a suit could proceed despite personal disagreement.
Reader describes partner’s leg and arm jerking during sleep. Doctor notes most likely periodic limb movements of sleep often with restless leg syndrome, sometimes tied to sleep apnea or nerve issues, and advises lifestyle changes, possible meds, and medical evaluation.
OPEC agreed to raise its production ceiling by 2 million barrels a day next month and 500000 more in August if needed, a two stage move aimed at easing high crude prices. Despite the planned rise, the group is already producing about 2.3 million barrels above its ceiling, and analysts doubt US gasoline prices will drop due to refinery constraints and summer demand.
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