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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2006
Page
1
Levi Sperry celebrates graduation night with family Kerri Matt and Richard in a candid local moment as a garden cry storm looms.
President Bush said he would seek congressional approval to try terrorism suspects before military tribunals after the Supreme Court overruled war crimes trials for Guantanamo detainees. He noted latitude for Congress to decide if tribunals will be used and said the ruling should not free killers.
High Plains Public Radio teams with the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra to produce Amarillo Symphony Presents a one hour program airing at noon and 7 p.m. Mondays. Executive director Nathan Newbrough notes a strong partnership and improved acoustics after the orchestra moved to the Globe News Center for the Performing Arts.
The Stauth Memorial Museum hosts a travel exhibit in Montezuma offering a pretend burglary investigation. Young visitors work through six lab stations with detective notebooks, two routes, and a family friendly 30 to 60 minute version.
Chad Floyd 27 and Shannon Floyd ? 27 both charged with first degree murder and conspiracy in the disappearance of Michael Golub 27. Golub vanished May 20 2005 after leaving Kramer Harvesting to pick up his son. Floyds were arrested in Colorado and Montana on June 22 and jailed in Stanton County. Body not recovered. motive undisclosed.
Evacuation orders for about 200000 residents in Wilkes-Barre were lifted as the Susquehanna River crested around 34 feet and began a slow retreat. Officials noted a strengthened levee system held back flood waters, while Delaware River fears and more rain jeopardized other towns along the Northeast floodfront. Governor Rendell warned the Delaware remains the bigger threat despite progress.
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