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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2005
Page
1
Debbie Karkiainen enjoys a vacation in the northwest with her husband Paul as the Lady Buffs claim victory in a quad at The Garden.
Thousands of National Guardsmen arrive with food water and weapons to aid New Orleans in quelling looting and violence amid criticism of federal response. President Bush vows to intensify relief and plans a Gulf Coast trip as a chemical depot explosion shakes the city.
Western Kansas Broadcast Center in Wichita began a Katrina relief donation drive at 1402 E. Kansas Ave with no set end time through noon. By 8:35 a.m. Red Cross reported at least $800 raised. Movie Gallery Corp donated $100,000 and urged customers to donate at least $1 per rental or purchase, receiving a tax-deductible receipt.
In Hutchinson Harleys Bicycles owner Bob Updegraff notes more customers seeking bikes and cheaper transit options as gas prices surge. Vendors and transit operators see pressure toward low or no gas travel with people turning to bicycles and public transport to save money. See Reaction, Page A2.
Garden City Red Cross officials report high call volume as Hurricane Katrina relief efforts expand. Chapter manager Carolyn Henry cautions that volunteers must be properly trained and physically and mentally prepared. She advises physician visits and pre departure shots, and notes volunteers will stay in Red Cross shelters rather than hotels.
Zoo director Dan Baffa unexpectedly resigned after a performance evaluation with City Manager Bob Halloran. He cited pay not keeping pace with inflation and salary comparisons to other zoos. Kathy Sexson will serve as interim director as Baffa plans to leave Garden City.
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