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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2005
Page
1
Mary Guy reports Tamela Quick adopting a new kitten named Angel from the Finney County Humane Society in Carden City. The humane society welcomed the pair as part of its ongoing pet adoption efforts.
The Bush administration seeks to close the mad cow gap by banning cow brains and spinal cords from feeds for all animals including chickens pigs and pets. FDA officials say the move cuts infection risk by about 90 percent but critics say it falls short of earlier promises to ban additional materials.
Bertha Garcia, 20, a cosmetology student at Garden City Community College, reflects on balancing school requirements with realistic job prospects as 28 area businesses staffed Tuesday’s Finney County Job Fair. About 300 attendees visited, with employers reporting lower attendance but higher quality potential hires, including openings at St. Catherine Hospital.
Carmen Macias describes her 19 year old son CJ Macias as loving and future‑minded. CJ was killed at a party in Anadarko Oklahoma after a fight with Derek Armstrong 25 El Reno. CJ died shielding a friend. Armstrong fled but was captured by Anadarko police. The OSBI notes an argument occurred and Armstrong fired once at close range. No motive comment available.
About 50 teachers administrators and school board members heard education advocates argue against TABOR at a Garden City forum. Kansas NEA director Mark Desetti said limiting state spending to inflation would damage districts especially in staffing budgets and teacher pay. He noted Kansas ranks in the bottom tier for salaries despite wage growth since 1992 while districts must keep pay above inflation to retain staff. The event was part of a 17 campus series titled Stronger Schools Stronger Communities.
New Orleans mayor Ray Nagin said the city will lay off up to 3000 employees over two weeks as finances collapse after Hurricane Katrina. Nonessential staff only, no police or firefighters cut, saving about 5 to 8 million dollars from a 20 million monthly payroll while FEMA aids the process.
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