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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2003
Page
1
Picture This Kourtney Goss and Abbie Oswalt model new Strawberry Shortcake hats showcasing school spirit and a fun, themed accessory worn by students.
President Bush said the Iraq weapons search shows Saddam Hussein deceived the world and posed a danger, with further work ahead. House Democratic Leader Pelosi countered that findings to date show no imminent WMD threat, distinguishing intent from deployable capability.
In Derby Kansas two local youths have died in Iraq after major fighting ended May 1. Army Spc. Dustin K. Gough was killed by non hostile fire in Balad. Pfc. Ryan Cox, 19, a 2002 Derby High graduate, died near Najaf from an accidental discharge. The deaths were confirmed by the Defense Department and Rep. Todd Tiahrt.
Colby farmer Sharon Steele notes drought pressures on irrigation and rising water bills as northwestern farmers await rain before fall wheat planting. Kansas Water Authority will review the state water plan this week in Salina, with statewide hearings in November to gather public comment.
Congressman Jerry Moran announced Stevens County and six other southwest Kansas counties qualify for a disaster declaration due to prolonged drought. The designation makes farmers eligible for low interest loans through the USDA Farm Service Agency, with drought conditions blamed on months of heat and scant rainfall. Local agronomists and farmers note dryland crops suffer while some prefer non repayable disaster payments. loans require repayment.
The House voted 281 to 142 to ban the partial birth abortion procedure, supporting President Bush. The measure could reach the Senate soon and then the president for signature. Opponents call it unconstitutional. supporters say it advances a culture of life.
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