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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2005
Page
1
A candid wedding photo shows Celyn Hillary Marcus Isaiah AJ with Sean and Chandrey. Photographer Hurtado captured the moment in Garden City, highlighting the couples and guests on the special day.
Lawrence AP reports farmer Tim Peterson from Monument in western Kansas campaigned for state Senate, covering 17 counties with about 60 000 residents. He called the area sparsely populated, noting out-migration and friction over economic recovery as rural Kansas and much of the Midwest faces a brush with population loss.
Storms swept across southwest Kansas Monday night leaving streets blocked with limbs and scattered outages. Garden City officials reported no major damage but crews spent the day clearing debris. Affected residents near north Main Street saw power restored by about 2:30 AM after transmission lines were rerouted. Rain amounts ranged from .46 to .61 inches measured by local offices and centers.
Johnson City man Michael E. Golub, 27, is reported missing as the Stanton County Sheriff’s Office, led by Sheriff Ed Bezona, exhausts all resources to locate him.
Bezona said last seen Friday night driving his work truck and the sheriff's office has conducted aerial and ground searches to locate Gol ub or the vehicle. Bulletins have been sent to law enforcement agencies and online channels.
Sunflower Electric Power Corp executives Earl Watkins and Steve Miller address public curiosity sparked at the annual meeting about a second 600 megawatt coal powered plant near Holcomb. They stress no timeline was announced, noting plans visible to member cooperatives across Wheatlane Electric Co-op and six distributions serving communities in Scott City and Garden City.
A World War II B-24 Liberator bomber arrives at Garden City Regional Airport for display through Friday. Weighing 58,000 pounds with a 10-man crew, one of only two flyable B-24s remains, paired with a brown and blue desert camouflage.
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