Picture This Wiley Elementary Book Character Dressup
Second grade teachers Cassie Dover and Julie Chamberlain at Wiley Elementary are pictured in character outfits from a book. Angie Price of Garden City contributed the photo.
30 May 2006
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2006
Page
1
Second grade teachers Cassie Dover and Julie Chamberlain at Wiley Elementary are pictured in character outfits from a book. Angie Price of Garden City contributed the photo.
Marine Corps Pfc. Isaac Cardenas, wounded May 1 near Fallujah, awaits final medical clearance at McGuire VA Hospital in Richmond. His brother Edgar says a Thursday return home is unlikely this week as doctors finalize reports.
Veterans of Garden City’s Vietnam War Inc led a Memorial Day observance at Valley View Cemetery with colors, wreaths, and music by the Garden City Municipal Band. Speakers honored service members and everyday heroes, recalling Desert Storm links, Arlington visits, and a roll of 43 local veterans who died since Memorial Day 2005.
Eight members of Garden City's National Guard Field Artillery Unit head to Iraq for a year. A state wide send off is set for 4 p.m. at the Flex Theatre in Olathe Northwest High School. The eight will join about 190 others in the 714th Security Force for Operation Iraqi Freedom. Names are not released due to policy and family safety concerns.
President Bush spoke at Arlington among graves of tens of thousands of fallen service members. He urged continuing the fight against terrorism in honor of those who died, citing Lt. Mark Dooley’s letter from Ramadi as a reminder of sacrifice. About 270 of nearly 2,500 deaths since 9/11 are buried at Arlington.
On Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery a small anti gay protest cluster faced a conservative troops support group across a four lane road. Police kept the two sides apart as traffic noise drowned dialogue. Westboro Baptist Church members sang God hates America to the parade tune amid the scene. President Bush signed a law shielding funeral processions from demonstrators in response to the Kansas group's protests at military funerals.
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