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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2006
Page
1
Ronald Scott of Hugoton, 16 months old, cradles Ava Grace Lemaster, nine days old, of Salina, as Lou Suibbnee watches in Detroit.
President Bush sent Congress a 1.9 billion request to fund the first 1,000 of 6,000 new Border Patrol agents and up to 6,000 National Guard troops to the Mexican border. The package covers fencing, barriers, two unmanned aircraft, and five helicopters, as Senate debates immigration reform continue. Bush spoke in Yuma, Ariz., pausing amid Senate talks on a broad overhaul aimed at border control.
CIA nominee Gen Michael Hayden told the Senate Intelligence Committee that the Bush administration’s warrantless surveillance was legal and aimed at catching terrorists not spying on ordinary citizens. He emphasized balancing privacy with security while fielding questions about NSA activities and post 9 11 anti terrorism measures.
Washington AP reports bipartisan legislation backed by Missouri and Kansas lawmakers aims to boost E-85 availability. Senators Talent Thune and Obama sponsor a bill to reimburse 30 percent of tank replacement costs up to 30000 dollars to expand ethanol and biodiesel fueling options.
A consultant said Conestoga Energy Partners LLC will break ground Wednesday at 11 a.m. on an ethanol plant near Garden City off U.S. Highway 50 adjacent to Wind River Grain. The facility aims to produce up to 55 million gallons annually and create about 35 to 40 full-time jobs with a roughly $2 million payroll, boosting the local economy.
Greeley County officials and Tribune gain authority to study and plan city county unification for a possible public vote. County Chair Mike Thon notes the bill enables a formal study path though statewide consolidation oversight was dropped. Legislators instead allowed voluntary mergers between two or more counties or cities.
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