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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2002
Page
1
Colby Katz Jr. returns to base at Great Lakes Illinois after weekend leave. Reporter Erica notes the briefly held homeward moment and the ongoing duties awaiting him. The piece situates Katz within the routine rhythm of military life and training at the base.
Chaffin Acquisitions Inc. said all its Gibson's stores will close by mid January, including the Dodge City distribution center. The move ends operations in Kansas sites Garden City Liberal Scott City Ulysses and other states as a result of the soft economy. Gary Chaffin cited weak conditions in a press release announcing the closures.
Police say three masked gunmen of Asian descent stormed 522 Colony St. in Garden City, bound the Nguyen family of six and killed Thang Nguyen. The attackers fled in a red four door Honda. the family, including Giang, Bau, Ann, Hong and Thai Nguyen, wait outside with police tape surrounding their home.
Iraqs parliament unanimously urged rejection of a United Nations arms inspection plan while Saddam Husseins son pressed for acceptance if Arabs join inspection teams The assembly warned final decision rests with Saddam and the United States said it will not tolerate Iraqi manipulation of U N demands Date not specified in the fragment.
Wheatland Electric and Sunflower Electric wait on state approval for water use for two major plants. Wheatland seeks 12 135 acre feet for a reverse osmosis plant and to relocate 2 170 acre feet to Sunflower Holcomb. Sunflower requests 5 200 acre feet for a new 600 megawatt coal plant with a $900 million cost. Hearings occurred, with Oct delay for Wheatland ruling and possible immediate decision for Sunflower.
Children waved as four World War II veterans served as parade marshals in a Monday Veterans Day procession on Main Street. Veterans Charles Anstaett John Hawk Jesse Scott Jr. and Preston Burtis Jr. rode lead vehicles while US Representative Jerry Moran greeted crowds and students from St Mary and St Dominic joined the event. The parade featured bands floats and veterans walking beside the floats with reflection afterward in Stevens Park.
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