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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2004
Page
1
The Arkansas River shows water level activity in Garden City on July 5, 1995, capturing a scene of flow and reach along the riverbank with evident river movement and surrounding landscape.
President Bush led mourners in praising Ronald Reagan as a steady force for America, recalling his optimism and firm convictions. The service reflected on Reagan's long battle with Alzheimer's, noting the nation’s long farewell and the impact of his leadership.
Daron Clinesmith, 19, joined the Air Force in 1980 and met Ronald Reagan aboard Air Force One in the 1980s. He joined Reagan’s presidential support team in 1981, serving 3 1/2 years on the advance team coordinating security and media relations. Now a USPS letter carrier in El Dorado, he witnessed the former president’s death and upcoming national funeral in Washington D.C.
John and Tywana Harris, formerly of Garden City, pleaded guilty in U S District Court to one count of bank robbery with aiding and abetting for the March 30 Commerce Bank robbery in Garden City. Sentencing set for August 19 in Wichita with potential penalties up to 20 years, three years supervised release, and restitution of 3160.
Kansans who use SBC rivals could see higher costs if a federal appeals court ruling against FCC rules stands. The move challenges local competition efforts as the Bush administration weighs next steps. SBC called the decision a major victory and may renegotiate contracts next year.
Ray Charles, the transcendent musician who crossed sacred and secular boundaries with hits like What'd I Say and Georgia on My Mind, died at 11:35 a.m. in Beverly Hills at age 73. The pianist and saxophonist, blind by age 7 and orphaned at 15, left a legacy spanning gospel infused R B soul rock and more. He died of acute liver disease surrounded by family and friends at his home, spokesman Jerry Digney said. Charles reshaped musical categories and influenced generations with a distinctive vocal and piano style.
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