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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2005
Page
1
Garden City High School marching band performs during the Community Fiesta parade. Photographer credit noted as Tanne Catppet for 4 Cit.
President Bush nominated Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court, elevating a White House insider with no prior judgeship to replace Sandra Day O Connor. If confirmed by a Republican Senate, Miers would join Ruth Bader Ginsburg as the second woman on the court. Miers visited Capitol Hill for courtesy calls as senators prepare to weigh her qualifications.
Downtown Garden City hosts Marketfest with Main Street booths selling food from beef to pumpkin bread. A new Nas-Duck 500 water race drew crowds, awarding prizes to Duck numbers six four four eighty and others. Local vendors like Theresa Pucket and Gabe Gallardo joined in as performances by Ritmo Lati- emphasize a festive turnout.
Tom Howard, longtime Garden City resident, assists families of soldiers serving abroad by easing both physical and mental burdens. He helps wives and children cope with wartime worries, organizes homecoming celebrations, and supports military families through community efforts.
Dozens of visitors, including Bob Baker of Garden City, explored the Windsor Hotel during Finney County Preservation Alliance tours at Marketfest. The 116 year old building’s atrium drew praise as the social hub of its heyday and sparked calls for restoration.
Oklahoma arraignment set this afternoon for Derek Armstrong on first degree murder charges in a case where Finney County resident Carmen Jesus Macias, 19, was killed during a seismograph testing party in Anadarko early Saturday. Police say a dispute led to a gun being drawn.
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