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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2004
Page
1
Finney County Senior Center group Picture This Humdinger performs at MarketFest as Garden City wins the final matchup with a late surge. Alice CRAs noted in attendance and crowd energy remains high.
In Garden City, a group of visiting hunters arrived on a brisk Saturday for the first day of pheasant season. Early morning chatter and coffee warmed the scene as locals and out of town visitors gathered along Farmland Road with enthusiasm and cautious optimism about finding roosters in abundant cover.
President Bush signals a cabinet reshuffle with Colin Powell along with Ann Veneman Rod Paige and Spencer Abraham resigning. Attorney General Ashcroft and Commerce Secretary Evans had been announced earlier. Powell’s exit targets January with Danforth or Rice discussed as possible replacements. Paige, 71, would be the first Black Education Secretary.
President Bush warns the greatest danger to humanity is nuclear weapons falling into terrorist hands and pledges in four years to curb nuclear programs abroad, secure existing arms, dismantle stockpiles, and curb black market trafficking.
Garden City Public Schools Foundation members Debbie Wharton and Dennis Mesa awarded seven teachers $100 grants each for classroom materials and programs. A fourth grade student expressed pride in his teacher Sherry Nelson at Jennie Barker Elementary as the patrol arrived with oversized checks and balloons.
Denise Landwehr, Parsons native and former ESU star, signed with Emporia State University in 1984. She finished fifth in Lady Hornets history with 1,424 points and second in rebounds with 938. In October she joined ESU Athletics Hall of Fame and now serves as executive vice president at First National Bank of Holcomb.
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