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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2007
Page
1
Abe Hubert Middie School crowned top band award winners with Morgan Landgraf Eric Chester and Aslyn Sanders lauded for standout performances.
The AP reports Kansans get about 75 percent of electricity from coal plants, contributing to high CO2 emissions. Kansas ranks 13th in total emissions and 10th per capita. two Lawrence environmentalists sue KDHE to regulate CO2. The debate ties coal, wind, and future power plans amid state policy efforts.
The Associated Press lists states by CO2 emissions per person. Wyoming tops at 125 metric tons, with many states ranging from 80 to 10. Kansas mentions Sunflower Electric Power Corp in Hays planning two coal plants near Holcomb.
Krista Norton, director of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce, halted the Dairy Days parade to search for chocolate milk for the Hamilton County Queen Court. After finding none, she returned with regular milk, then a man delivered more milk to the same cooler. The event continued to the Hamilton County Fairgrounds with coolers stocked for the day.
Holcomb resident David Heape 54 a special investigator for the Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services wrote That's What Friends Do to teach his granddaughter Kaitlyn 5 responsibility sharing and friendship. The published book reaches a broader audience and ties back to Heape's state job as he hopes to aid more children.
Neighbors SRS notes show how family needs push for positive supports. Kaitlyn wakes, slips into play clothes, and asks to play as her mother urges shoes to avoid rocks. The scene highlights everyday routines shaping at home influences.
Senate resumes debate on immigration legislation amid a debate over how to weigh family ties for legal status. Lawmakers return from a break facing pressure to bridge remaining rifts and move the measure forward, with the White House and President Bush urging passage.
National coverage notes lawmakers weigh priorities in a policy measure. Democrats push to elevate family ties while the bill begins to assess future arrivals by education, skills and work history amid partisan and intra-party disagreements. Page AS.
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