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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2003
Page
1
In Lea City a display at the Finney County Historical Museum features flags and artwork alongside other historical items. The item notes Jayhawks back in the Final Four set to face Marquette, highlighting regional sports excitement.
Herb W. Clutter famed Western Kansas agriculture pioneer was murdered at his Holcomb farm 43 years ago. Surviving children Beverly English and Breanna Mosier of Newton were to accept his Kansas Co op Hall of Fame induction in Hutchinson. English recalled neighbors in Holcomb dwindling as time passed.
Ashlee Torres, a sixth grader at Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center, used math skills to audition for a public television cooking segment that will air in April. Her knack for numbers and cooking helped her stand out in the audition.
Torres, 11, impressed judges with precise measuring and cooking skills during auditions in Manhattan. Her talent won her a part on a segment called Kids A Cookin. The See Neighbors, Page AS.
US led troops fought near Baghdad with the Republican Guard as coalition aircraft bombed the city and other Iraqi positions. Two US soldiers died in Najaf while Hindiyah saw fierce house to house fighting. At least 35 Iraqis were killed as Nebuchadnezzar Brigade fighters clashed with US units. Saddam loyalists urged surrender as Foreign Minister Sabri dismissed the strikes.
Debi Moore of Canon City Colorado won Mrs Kansas International and Lily Wu of Wichita captured Miss Teen Kansas International at Clifford Hope Auditorium Garden City High School. Jennifer Beaudry of Deerfield earned Miss Deerfield International 2003 with platform everybody belongs.
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