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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2004
Page
1
Katie Neblett sits beside her Outstanding Achievement award at the Mosaic appreciation barbe cue and awards picnic on Sept. 18. Debra Bolton and the Lady Larks lose to Sacred Heart in a recent game.
Three siblings Katie, 10, Morgan, 8, and Nick, 5, in costumes parade the 2200 block of Apache Drive and Belmont Place neighborhood for Halloween. Amber, their mother, and Ashley Stadick drive the SUV as Nick leads door knockings amid treats, dogs, and neighborly encounters. Julia See Halloween, Page A5.
President Bush and John Kerry launched a frantic final campaign swing with Bush in the Midwest at dawn and Kerry in Florida. The six state, seven stop tour aimed to push turnout as the race remained razor close, with Ohio cited for economic strain and the election fight intensifying well into the night.
Thermal California reports a wave of lawsuits as schools challenge the federally mandated No Child Left Behind standards. Since 2002, critics argue over strict tests and performance goals with penalties looming for districts failing to meet 2014 proficiency rules.
Violetary, a 71 year old Garden City woman, stays busy while facing a personal link to the Iraq conflict. Her three grandsons serve in the military, a family connection evident at the Fair Street home of Violetary and her husband Melvin Fry, 73.
The piece describes Violet Fry and sons Melvin Fry I 20 and Jason and Justin Atkinson 22, shown in cartoon form as U.S. Army specialists. Melvin III is depicted as a U.S. Marine Corps corporal. The caption directs readers to see military coverage on Page AS.
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