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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2004
Page
5
Crist accuses Loyd of misrepresenting district views by opposing a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage. Loyd defends past support for state definitions and cites the Kansas Supreme Court ruling. Crist says voters should decide and claims Loyd no longer reflects constituents in the 123rd District.
DuVall plans a solo Continental Divide ride from Garden City to Mexico and back, switching road tires to dirt, using service roads near restricted areas, averaging 330 miles daily. He travels through Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, ending in a Mexican town before returning north. He records thoughts, photos, and perhaps poems along the way.
Bush plans a speech outlining a clear strategy on Iraq pressure points including political, security, humanitarian and infrastructure fronts while traveling in Texas and Connecticut for family events. Critics say the plan must acknowledge failures and adapt to conditions on the ground as U N envoy Brahimi handles interim government formation ahead of elections.
AAA reports regular unleaded prices with Kansas at 1.99, Oklahoma 1.91, Missouri 1.93 as of Saturday. Kansas taxes fuel at 25 cents gasoline and 27 cents diesel after a pollution fee, funding roads. Oklahoma and Missouri voters consider tax hikes while Kansas defends road funds amid past loans and budget tightness.
Shoppers like Sharon and Jerry Quint sampled Mexican platters and shaved ice replacing German bie rock, while Lana Christensen enjoyed various offerings though the German booth sold out by lunch. Garden City vendors like the African-American Coalition and Garden Club provided barbecue and crepes as hunger ran high Friday night.
A roadside bomb near the Green Zone entrance in Baghdad killed two British citizens and injured two others, while mortars struck around the city with no reported casualties. Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt said the blast occurred about 150 yards from a checkpoint. later reports varied on total deaths. The same day, more than 400 prisoners were to be released from Abu Ghraib.
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