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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2006
Page
1
Joshua Welch appears as a page alongside Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius in a Garden City photo credit labeled Mark Welch. The image centers on Welch’s role as a page during the governor's visit, with the caption noting the participants and location.
President Bush plans to deploy thousands of National Guard troops to assist border patrols along the 2000 mile U S Mexico line in a bid to win support for immigration reform. The plan would use fewer than 10 000 guardsmen in a supportive role while border resources are expanded. Bush will announce the move in a prime time Oval Office address and visit Yuma Arizona on Thursday to push his case amid concerns of overstretched forces.
Nervous laughter filled the Garden City High School cafeteria as 333 seniors lined up to receive name cards before their final walk onto Memorial Stadium. Family members watched, seeking Jesse Austin among the graduates, while Colena Austin traveled from Carthage to see her grandson graduate.
Patty Knoll of Holcomb and Linda Miller of Garden City delivered keynote addresses at Garden City Community College where 335 students earned associate degrees or certificates and over 100 Finney County Community Learning Center graduates received GED diplomas. The event in the Dennis Perryman Athletic Complex echoed the theme GCCC Start here Go anywhere as part of an 18 year tradition.
Garden City man I R Martinez recalls World War II with vivid memories. He joined the Navy in 1945 at 17 and spent two years in the Pacific, learning resilience after Pearl Harbor spurred his service. He credits family losses and a desire to help his siblings with his decision to enlist.
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