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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2006
Page
1
A photograph by Nancy Teetzen titled Picture This has been shown at the Arts Center on Main and at the Stauth Museum in Garden City. The work features Paul Teetzen as the subject and reflects regional art display activity.
St. Catherine Hospital Kansas Heart Hospital and Cardiovascular Consultants of Kansas announce a partnership to recruit a full time cardiologist to Garden City and accelerate construction of a cardiac and rehabilitation center. Construction begins after recruitment, potentially six months to a year, improving local access to cardiac care and reducing patient travel to Wichita.
President Bush convenes two day Camp David talks with top military and civilian advisers to map U S role in Iraq. Gen George Casey says troop withdrawals could begin in coming months if Iraq forms a functional government and security forces, though he would not detail plans. Coalition forces total about 130 000 in country as meetings proceed.
Deerfield to Garden City mail delivery by horse and rider set a one hour forty six minute pace in the first Pony Express Reenactment during Beef Empire Days. Keith Overland, PRCA president elect, said future runs aim to beat the record as riders travel a 19.8 mile route along the Arkansas River. Doug Shuey, moving from Garden City, joined for fun and to cap his stay. Herb and Mike Ketterling rode to inaugurate the event and share in the camaraderie.
Attorney General Phill Kline launched his bid for a second term stressing tougher crime punishment. He planned a 6:30 PM appearance at Plaza Inn in Garden City while sparing direct attacks on challenger Paul Morrison. Morrison, who switched from Republican to Democrat last year, faces questions about his fitness for the top law enforcement post. A Kline supporter accused Morrison of being AWOL in a debate over penalties for certain first time sex offenders.
David and Gladys Paasch, ages 69 and 68, are often seen riding their shiny white Vespa motorscooter as they cruise daily, a pair mistaken for teenagers while enjoying the wind. The couple keeps a youthful spirit and active lifestyle.
Neighbors David and Paasch enjoy riding a white Vespa scooter through Garden City streets. After retiring in 2000 they sold the Christian Supply Store and now travel with their motorhome. The scooter stays loaded on the motorhome for trips to Alaska Prince Edward Island and Mayberry. Paasch often rides the Vespa around town on most days.
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