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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2004
Page
1
Picture This shows Alex Howie and Jordan Reimer in Satanta Elementary School's early childhood class enjoying sun and shade activities. Photo credit Sue Maer Blues finish fourth in Clanton Journey highlighting a local youth event.
In Baghdad the US led coalition handed sovereignty to an interim Iraqi government two days early in a surprise move aimed at avoiding insurgent attacks. L. Paul Bremer transferred power to chief justice Midhat al Mahmood in a Green Zone ceremony. President Ghazi Al-Yawer hailed the historic day as Iraq seeks fuller international engagement amid violence that has troubled the nation.
Shanna Smith and the Collier family organized a weekend event featuring martial arts boxing powerlifting and three wrestling styles to benefit cancer patient James Collier and Smith's ill daughter. Nearly 40 residents joined martial arts and wrestling, with competitors from Ulysses Cimarron Dodge City Lakin Garden City and Rocky Ford Colorado. The event aimed to become a regular youth activity, with Coyotes offering free use of the venue and insurance.
Sun Yi Loper, 58, endears herself to children at the Community Day Care with songs and games. Her warm presence and cheerful renditions of Itsby Bitsy Spider Ring Around the Rosie and Twinkle Twinkle Little Star captivate kids, drawing giggles and quiet wonder.
Sun Yi from Geojeodo South Korea met Jerry Loper after arriving in the United States in 1972 as his Korean bride. He was stationed in Uijongbu South Korea where Sun Yi lived at the time and the couple See Neighbor.
Kansas Animal Health Commissioner George Teagarden said a suspected mad cow case did not involve a Kansas animal as no official Agricultural Department word had been received. He noted federal protocol would require notification if the animal came from Kansas, and follow up tests could take four to seven days.
Hutchinson AP report notes rising tuition at six public universities and a Board of Regents plan to raise 39 million for 2004 05. Tuition increases range from 8.9 to 18 percent for Kansas residents taking 15 credits. Lawmakers expect shifts toward community colleges or neighboring states as a result. Garden City Community College anticipates fall figures but believes many full time students decide by June.
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