Priest sisters enjoy spring break at Key Stone Colorado
Kara Morgan Haley Priest take a spring break outing at Key Stone Colorado. The photo credit notes photo contribution.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2008
Page
1
Kara Morgan Haley Priest take a spring break outing at Key Stone Colorado. The photo credit notes photo contribution.
Construction of the Kearny County Veterans Memorial proceeds at Lakin Cemetery with five circular walls honoring Navy Marines Army Air Force and Coast Guard. Lori Hamblen helped compile the list of 1,400 names after lengthy research. dedication planned for Veterans Day in November.
Garden City Police Chief James Hawkins says the Kansas Human Rights Commission found the 2007 traffic stop of Adelina Garcia justified though the subsequent arrest conduct was discriminatory. The March 11 stop involved a taillight issue and alleged false accusations, searches, and tight handcuffs based on Hispanic identity.
The House passed a 290 billion dollar Food Conservation and Energy Act with a veto-proof margin, supporting expanded farm subsidies and nutrition aid as Bush threatens a veto. Senate tally was 81 to 15 after a 318 yes vote in the House. About two-thirds funds nutrition programs and emergency aid. remaining appropriations aid farmers and land idling.
Kansas senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback say they will vote for the farm bill despite cuts to direct payments and crop insurance. They praise the tax relief and added funds for cellulosic ethanol. The White House threatens a veto while the Senate is expected to pass with veto-proof support. Agriculture Secretary Schafer criticizes the bill for misaligned priorities.
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