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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2006
Page
1
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Garden City resident Juan Andrade owner of El Remedio Market argues English learning aids business success and integration while cautioning against a blanket English only approach. Local officials say multilingual documents remain necessary and schools should assist residents with limited English to bridge gaps.
Roy E. Dixon recalls his Marine tour in Vietnam as a waste of time and lives while recounting flashbacks and the impact on his life. He joined at 21 via the PLC program, was discharged after hearing loss from a 500 pound bomb, and notes confusion about the war and leadership during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Dixon is now a cattle operator in Garden City and honors the Marines.
The BLS reports 902 Hispanic worker fatalities in 2004 nationwide, with 11 in Kansas, marking the highest rate since tracking began. Many are undocumented in dangerous jobs. injuries exceed 164 thousand, and limited access to medical care and workers compensation, due to deportation fears and language barriers. Rogelio Ortega, an illegal immigrant, recalls slipping on a plane ladder at Cessna Wichita and losing his job months after.
In Overland Park four Republican candidates sharpened their attacks on Gov. Kathleen Sebelius while vying for party support. Ken Canfield Jim Barnett and Robin Jennison joined the debate at Blue Valley West High School as seven seek the August 1 primary nomination.
Kansas Highway Patrol aims to cut deaths and injuries in a public seat belt push through June 4. Technical Trooper Ron Knoefel says unbelted drivers or occupants face citations, with $10 for seat belt violations and $60 for child safety seat violations. Front-seat passengers may be cited for not buckling up.
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