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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2004
Page
1
Lori Boehler appears with a wrestler and television commentator Jonathan Coach in a scene from Sunday Night Heat. The image captures a promotional moment as fans look on in a televised wrestling setting.
Commissioner Gary Fuller advocates talking with business owners about city issues outside public view to hear all sides. He cites a Palmer Manufacturing tour where only one member of the public attended and urges studying quorum changes under home rule. Mayor Whitham supports business owner input. Tuesday’s tour included Fuller, Whitham, and Mesa.
About 7,000 USD 457 students in Garden City finish the school year on the last day. Garfield Elementary pupil Umberto Chacon says he will miss school and enjoys learning. The piece notes mixed feelings as summer vacation starts.
About 20 citizens and officials attended a Garden City meeting with Pawnee Watershed District and Gossen Livingston Architects about the 450 acre lake and 1100 acre park eight miles west of Jetmore. Residents urged design features for fishing areas handicap piers and wind safe boat ramps while planning for winter fishing and trees around the park. Two more meetings were scheduled in Dodge City and Jetmore.
The Kansas Supreme Court blocked a lower court order that would have closed public schools after June 30. The high court stayed all further proceedings in the school finance lawsuit until it rules. The prior ruling would have barred schools from spending after June 30 without a revised education funding formula.
Attorney General Phill Kline sought Supreme Court action following Governor Bullock's order in a 1999 lawsuit brought by Dodge City and Salina school districts. The court also announced hearings the week of Aug. 30 for the school financing case while a court artist shows Spc. Jeremy Sivits in Baghdad as he pleads guilty to abuse charges in the Abu Ghraib case.
In Baghdad Iraq Specialist Jeremy C Sivits was sentenced to one year in prison reduced rank and a bad conduct discharge for mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib He pleaded guilty to four abuse charges and tearfully apologized to the detainees and Iraqi people during the hearing in this first court martial arising from the abuses.
A U.S. soldier described detainee abuse at Abu Ghraib, including a punch to the head and guards stomping on limbs, with prisoners stripped to form a human pyramid. Smits agreed to testify in related cases under a plea deal as three other 372nd Military Police Company members faced arraignment at the Baghdad Convention Center in the Green Zone.
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