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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2004
Page
1
In Liberal, winners of the Elks District Soccer Shootout are announced with Stucky of Garden City named among top scorers. Telegram notes all area football results and a tie for Stucky in the competition.
David Crase at Kadee's Coffee Break reports rust colored water after the city’s softer water, due to lower usage. He spends about $100 monthly on sediment and carbon filters for machines. City Water Superintendent David Glenn says older areas see minerals leach from cast iron pipes. Water production has dropped from 3.5–5.5 million to about 2.5 million gallons daily. The RO plant, online since March, enables the softer water. The city confirms the water is safe to drink.
The World Trade Organization imposed penalties on US exports including apples and textiles, escalating a dispute the Bush administration has tried to resolve by urging Congress to repeal steel protections. President Bush said the US would comply short term and defend its trading interests, urging mutual compliance with WTO rulings.
The World Trade Organization authorizes penalties against a wide range of American exports in retaliation for a U S trade law found illegal by the WTO. Plaintiffs include the European Union and other major U S trading partners. 2003 U S exports figures cited by the Department of Commerce.
Downtown Vision Inc is studying the fate of the State Theater and Windsor Hotel as it focuses on retaining existing businesses. Previous renovation plans collapsed due to a $3.2 million gut and renovation cost and dwindling fundraising. The group aims to keep the building functional and explore an eventual plan.
Corey Findley a 20 year old Lakin resident was listed in critical condition at Wesley Medical Center after a Friday night crash on Rodkey Road Finney County. Police say he drove a 1998 Toyota Tercel at 65 to 70 mph attempted to jump railroad tracks lost control the car rolled three to four times and he was ejected.
At its annual meeting on November 11 the Red Cross chapter named top volunteers and honored Graham Patterson Sam Fyler and Trent Kendrick for lifesaving actions in Sublette. Patterson and Fyler, lifeguards at Sublette pool, rescued 4 year old Jasmine Chavira who survived after CPR and rescue breathing. Fyler a Sublette High senior recalled the day vividly.
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