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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2006
Page
1
Steven Crain is photographed eating nachos during a Holcomb basketball game, capturing a casual fan moment amid the action on the court. The image highlights the local sports scene and fan culture surrounding the team’s matchup.
The Pentagon says captured Iraqi documents claim Russia tapped U S troop movements and battle plans and passed intelligence to Saddam Hussein in Baghdad through the Russian ambassador. Russia denies the charge, calling the report baseless. The classified Iraqi Perspectives Project notes no confirmed Russian access to Camp As Sahliyah and leaves open whether false information was supplied to mislead Moscow.
Garden City Police Chief James Hawkins says the department is building its own procedure and database to document traffic stop drivers in anticipation of a racial profiling law not yet enacted. Capt. Mike Utz notes the idea stems from a state task force. the measure, part of Senate Bill 77 signed in 2005, would require profiling definitions, complaints, and diversity training. The trial run helps gauge costs and impact while Finney County Sheriff Kevin Bascue says complaints must be turned in.
President George W Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney framed the 2006 election debate by attacking Democrats on the economy and war on terror. Cheney named Harry Reid and Howard Dean at a Florida fundraiser, saying Democratic leaders advocate retreat in Iraq.
In Topeka Rep. Becky Hutchins failed fifth attempt to repeal in-state tuition for undocumented students as the house debated a school budget amendment. Rules chair Clark Shultz ruled it germane. Rep Virgil Peck warned of election repercussions while Deena Horst urged congressional immigration fixes. The measure failed 57 to 66.
FEMA will not rebid four multimillion dollar no bid Katrina contracts awarded to Shaw Group Bechtel CH2M Hill and Fluor. Officials say extended due to performance while GAO found waste from poor planning. Agency shifts to competitive bids for future disaster work and aims to award $1.5 billion to small businesses.
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