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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2004
Page
1
Kinh Rash participates in the wedding reception for cousin Lindsay Stadalman. The event highlights family ties and celebratory dancing.
Voters approved a quarter-cent county sales tax to fund a 54.8 million project turning US 50 west into four lanes from the US 83 intersection to west of Big Lowe Road. The measure passed about 56.2 to 43.8 percent and the tax starts April 2005, with 3.83 million allocated to Finney County. The plan raises Garden City to 7.3 percent and Finney County to 6.8 percent, with Dodge City and Liberal slightly higher or lower.
Bob Baker, 71, a Republican, defeated Democrat Howard Solley 1,458 to 413 for the 2nd District Finney County Commission seat, taking about 78 percent. Don Doll won 2,644 votes in an uncontested race. Both Baker and Doll have attended meetings since the August primary.
President Bush secured a second term after Democrat John Kerry conceded, ending a campaign dominated by debate over the war on terror and the economy. Kerry called to congratulate Bush in a brief five minute exchange. Bush won 274 electoral votes to Kerry 252 with Ohio delivering 20 votes.
Satanta residents will continue to buy beer locally but must travel long distances for liquor or wine after a ballot measure to permit packaged liquor within Satanta failed 233 to 224. County canvass confirmed results with two Satanta ballots unlikely to alter outcome. John Keener, who led the petition, expressed surprise at the defeat amid recent local ads.
Voters and cafe patrons sought a winner after Tuesday night results. By 10:15 a.m. Democratic Sen John Kerry conceded defeat to Republican President George W Bush. Residents like Cody Goodnight Velma Gill and Lee Greathouse expressed relief or doubt as final electoral tallies stretched across Ohio and beyond.
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