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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2006
Page
1
A May thunderstorm in Eck City drops hail as residents report unusual weather patterns. Tiffany Hell chronicles the sudden ice precipitation and its impact on sidewalks, vehicles, and local routines.
Tony Jewell, longtime Garden City radio figure born in Finney County and high school grad from Garden City, died at his home. A WWII veteran who began on KIAL in 1938, he returned to broadcasting at KTUL in 1946 and influenced KIUL and local sports coverage for decades.
Senators challenge House Republicans to move beyond enforcement only and consider offering citizenship to millions of illegal immigrants. The Senate passed its immigration bill 62 to 36, setting up a clash with the House over amnesty. President Bush welcomed dialogue and vowed to work toward a bill that protects borders holds employers responsible and creates a temporary worker program.
Washington Republican lawmakers from Kansas divided Thursday over a Senate immigration reform bill. Senator Sam Brownback supported the measure, which passed 62 to 36, calling it a practical plan to secure borders and offer a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants. Brownback urged compassion while praising the effort to bring illegal workers out of the shadows.
Health officials cite heat illness risks as temperatures rise into the 90s in southwest Kansas. Heat cramps heat exhaustion and heat stroke are described with guidance to cool places fluids and rest. Experts warn prolonged outdoor activity worsens exposure and urge precautions.
St Catherine Hospital in southwest Kansas performs a first time procedure using the SilverHawk Plaque Excision System to remove arterial plaque in legs. Surgeon Alfredo Gurmendi says the device uses a tiny rotating blade to shave away plaque through a small incision, offering less pain and lower costs.
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