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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2006
Page
1
Alec Rump is given the Madagascar film as a Christmas 2005 gift from Santa, with Aalie Cor and Gardan noted in the scene.
Ron and Susan Knox, Garnett High School sweethearts, pursue a lifelong farming dream in Shields Kansas. They built a ranch near the Smoky River with 160 cultivated acres and leased 320 more, planning wheat and milo in year one. Despite doubts from relatives they remain optimistic about farming.
Despite rain about 20 floats and 50 training wheel bicycles rolled down Garden City Main Street for Cinco de Mayo. Parade organizer Robert De la Rosa said more floats and bystanders turned out than expected with about 200 people. Participants spoke of heritage and immigration debates as bands Ritmo Latino and Bad Mojo performed for a small crowd near the Windsor Hotel.
National Council of La Raza targets Kansas for a campaign to spur community activism and train local groups through El Centro to boost registration and naturalization. Melinda Lewis of El Centro aids Salina outreach as immigrants press Congress for broader reforms and civic participation.
Porter Goss, a former CIA officer who led the agency for 19 months, resigned abruptly amid turmoil over intelligence failures and government overhauls. In a brief White House appearance he offered little explanation, saying CIA remains the gold standard.
A three year, 575 million plan drawn by Senate leader Anthony Hensley aims to satisfy a Kansas Supreme Court mandate to boost aid for all districts. It adds funds for special education and at risk programs plus 75 million for teacher pensions. The Senate may vote Monday, paving a House path to Gov. Sebelius and a possible 2006 session end.
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