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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2004
Page
1
Consumer and cattle industry groups joined the Agriculture Department in urging public calm as federal scientists review an inconclusive screening in a single animal for mad cow disease. Results are due in four to seven days, with officials stressing no confirmation of BSE.
The department remains confident in the safety of the US beef supply after an inconclusive result, a term the agency also used in June when two potential cases were false alarms. Industry and consumer groups stressed the test's significance.
An inconclusive mad cow test sparked concern over a second possible US case, but Kansas Animal Health Commissioner George Teagarden said the suspect animal is not from Kansas. The USDA released few details and noted meat from the animal has not entered the food chain.
Three Finney County teachers received Crystal Apple awards for 2004 during a ceremony at Southwind Country Club. Kathleen Moorman, Dawn Bailey, and Heather Lies were named winners, each earning a $1000 check and a framed certificate, with finalists Kris Carr Roger Lyng and Vicki Ronn also recognized with $250 prizes.
In Iraq the triangle of death near Baghdad sees Shiite cleric Abu Qusai disguise for dangerous travel as insurgents target Shiites, Iraqis, and foreigners for cash bounties. Local leaders report $15,000 to return bodies and bounties of $1,000 for Shiites, $2,000 for Iraqi National Guard, and $3,000 for Americans.
More than 350 high schoolers attended Garden City Community College’s 18th Hispanic Student Day. Dennis Vasquez of the Brown v. Board Historic Site urged ongoing community involvement and staying in school. Joaquin Sumaya shared how he moved from apathy to activity through Latin Lingo, underscoring personal growth via student engagement.
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