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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2004
Page
1
Ashlynn Foster models duck slippers once crafted by her great grandmother as a family keepsake displayed for a photo. Mickelson’s collapse triggers a crown win for a South African competitor, shifting the lead in the event.
Cooperative workers weigh gratitude and concern as ongoing rainfall delays affect crops and operations across Kansas. Farmers report hopeful yields yet fear weather gaps disrupting schedules and moisture levels in the fields.
Rains and gusty winds flood southwest Kansas evenings since Wednesday, offering rare moisture yet hindering harvest. NWS meteorologist Ray Burgert notes waves from Canada and Baja California cause a wet regime as convection from Colorado storms pushes into the region. Rain totals reach about 2.95 inches at Garden City Regional Airport and 2.85 inches at a Farmco office gauge in Tribune, with this month already surpassing five prior months.
A military judge in Baghdad ruled Abu Ghraib prison a crime scene and refused to demolish it despite President Bush’s offer. Defense lawyers seek to question Bush and Defense Secretary Rumsfeld as trials for three soldiers are kept in Iraq. One defendant, Spc. Jeremiah Smits, already pleaded guilty and was sentenced to a year.
In Garden City a Sunday cardboard canoe race at the Big Pool drew many entries including a standout USS Katie built by Katie Arpeaia and her brother Jake from Newhall California. The USS Katie won first place for most original, while other vessels sank or drifted as contestants chased a fleeting prize.
Kayla Holmes of Holcomb High School won a Scholastic Art and Writing American Vision Award earning a $10,000 scholarship. She created a coyote painting after an accidental correction, which was displayed in New York City at Carnegie Hall with her family attending the honors ceremony and reception.
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