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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2003
Page
1
Mikayla Hernandez aged three and Tyler Bishop aged eight were photographed enjoying Boo at the Zoo. The image shows them smiling while participating in a Halloween themed zoo event with the caption noting their ages and presence at the venue.
The Garden City Educator's Association and USD 457 remain at a stalemate over the 2003-04 teacher contract after a Tuesday session with federal mediator John M. Doern. The main issues cited include salary increases, staff meetings and emergency closing. If no agreement is reached, fact-finding may be pursued, with costs shared by both sides.
Garden City commissioners refused to add the city to a nationwide lawsuit against oil companies over MTBE contamination in water wells. Wichita law firm asked participation as MTBE risks include high water solubility and difficult removal. The request followed a push in Congress to pass an energy bill before Nov 21.
An Iraqi truck bombing struck the Italian Carabinieri base in Nasiriyah killing 25 people, including 17 Italians, with about 15 wounded. The attack, timed as a message against international forces, damaged nearby buildings and trapped some victims.
In Syracuse Kansas a WWII T-6 trainer flew over the Western Kansas Veterans Memorial during a Tuesday dedication ceremony attended by about 500 observers. The event honored living and dead veterans with a choir, color guard, and the engraving of 650 names. Dallas McNitt of Ulysses recalled relatives named on the monument and noted he is the last living veteran among them. Former Sen Bob Dole sent a contribution for his family.
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