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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2003
Page
1
Bill Boles and his grandson Cheyenne kayak together in Hawaii, enjoying a calm sea and scenic coastline as sunlight highlights their outing. The moment captures family bonding and outdoor recreation in a tropical setting.
As Hispanic numbers rise in Kansas, many take low paying jobs due to limited education and English skills. Lydia Gonzales of Garden City notes they work long hours in tough jobs. Economist David Burress cites education and language barriers as key factors, while 2000 Census data show whites earning more and Hispanics at 7 percent of Kansans. The Gini coefficient illustrates income disparity, with whites earning a larger share of high incomes.
Family Readi ness group members and wives of the 467th Engineer Detachment at Camp Anaconda prepare 10 pound packages for soldiers in Iraq. Boxes include fudge, nuts, brittle and Rice Krispy treats, costing about $15 to mail. Priority shipping aims for two week delivery, with customs scans likely to reveal wear.
In Mosul an explosion wounded a US soldier as gunmen attacked a convoy. Troops cordoned the Hay al Dobat area while insurgents threaten the region. Near Kirkuk an oil pipeline fire was blamed on sabotage, threatens oil infrastructure and alters coalition security.
The Russell Child Development Center fundraiser at Southwind Country Club drew about 250 supporters and 75 auction items. Though the goal of 45000 was not reached, 38395 was raised from tickets and donations, helping families of children with disabilities in southwest Kansas.
Scott City profile of 57 year old Linda Lebbin, whose watercolor still lifes and lively portraits reflect her eye for detail. She describes drawing as a lifelong outlet and values a tidy, uncluttered space that enhances her art and daily living.
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