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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2006
Page
1
Debra Bolton appears taller than a Smart car in Madrid in a vivid caption, while a separate line places Jebra Bolton in Garden City. The fragmentary OCR blends three identifiers without clear events or dates.
Tyson Foods will have its nine beef plants inspected nationwide as Japan considers lifting its 2008 import ban. Officials plan visits late next week through the third week in July, aiming to resume shipments by end of July if plants pass. Only beef from cows under 20 months would qualify for Japan.
Police respond to the N 10th Street property after human remains are found in a shed behind the house. Coroner called, identity unknown, old remains likely, investigation treated as unattended death. The prior discovery on the same property involved Garry Lyle Scheuchzer, 68, with identification following autopsy and anthropology review. The property is tied to Esther Love Revocable Trust as owner of record.
In 2005 Kansas farm related accidents killed 15 and injured 12. Through 2006 three killed and 12 injured, per Kansas Farm Bureau. Holly Higgins urges farmers to slow down, plan the day, stay hydrated, and ensure tractor operators are trained and capable.
Negotiators for the Garden City Educators Association and USD 457 move a tentative contract to a teachers vote. If approved, total 2006-07 compensation rises to 26,030,614 with base salaries from 29,625 to 31,182 and a 5 percent overall raise for certified staff. Voting runs 8 am to 5 pm July 10 in the Educational Support Center. mail ballots due by July 9 to GCEA.
Police stormed a farm north of Baghdad early today freeing at least 17 of about 85 workers and family members abducted at the end of a factory shift. The broader violence includes Marines killed south and west of Baghdad and 19 deaths in Mosul over three days.
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