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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2009
Page
1
An Oklahoma band will serve as the opening act for REO Speedwagon at a concert scheduled for August 29. The event will feature the headliner REO Speedwagon with the local band warming up the crowd prior to the main performance.
Raymond Christie of Bipolar Echo celebrated securing the prize winning opening act slot for REO Speedwagon after a rock n roll heavy night. The band described themselves as a See Event, Page A5.
Therese Hartnett, born near Atchison, returns to Kansas after 53 years to practice law as a public defender in Garden City. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate, she attended Washburn University and Brooklyn College, worked as a waitress in Puerto Rico, a costume designer in Boston and New York, and a horse carriage driver in Central Park. She now lives on five acres near Garden City with her horse and llama, and she treasures lifelong learning as she continues to study and grow.
In Wichita, suspects in the shooting death of Dr. George Tiller threaten more violence as abortion providers warn of a growing violent movement. Scott Roeder, held on murder and aggravated assault charges, says more incidents may occur while abortion remains legal. Authorities caution about credibility of his claims.
Washington AP reports President Obama pledges to deliver more than 600000 jobs this summer through the 787 billion stimulus plan. The plan includes federal agency spending, maintenance at military bases, road and airport improvements, and funding for 135000 teachers and staff. Critics say the estimates are overly optimistic and may take longer to materialize.
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