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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2004
Page
1
Clint and Agustin Stewart take a nature trip to Panama enjoying landscapes, wildlife, and outdoor exploration together. They share photos and experiences highlighting biodiversity, rivers, and jungle trails observed during their visit.
President Bush appeals to Americans to stay the course as he frames a second term as a resolute wartime leader. He previews a domestic agenda including tax simplification, home ownership support, and tax-free retirement and health accounts. Cheney and Zell Miller attack Lee Convention.
Local radio personality J D Ham appeals to listeners to donate caps for soldiers in Iraq and gathers support from regional stations. Hats tally surpasses 1 500 with a goal of 2 400, centering on Fort Riley deployments and gifts to troops overseas. Donors span Kansas towns including Garden City Dodge City Syracuse and Amarillo Texas, some with handwritten notes.
Kansas regulators signaled likely denial of Aquila WPK's bid for a temporary $10 million rate increase while awaiting a final decision on a permanent $19 million annual rise. At a Wednesday meeting the three member Kansas Corporation Commission voiced reservations and plan to issue a formal ruling soon.
Sheriff search in Greeley County tightens as Friday deadline approaches. Gene Nickelson notes more out of state than local applicants, with candidates ranging from Pennsylvania to local residents. Sheriff Brad Clark resigned Aug 9 to become police chief in Grandview Plaza Kansas, effective Wednesday, after a 10 percent raise could not persuade him to stay.
Florida faced hurricane warnings as Frances threatened the East Coast. Warnings covered over 300 miles from Florida City to Flagler Beach with winds at least 74 mph likely by Friday. Officials note Charley’s devastation and urge evacuations for about three quarters of a million residents.
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