Garden City to shelter Katrina evacuees at county expo building
Garden City will host Gulf Coast residents displaced by Katrina as part of a five site state shelter plan. An estimated 250 evacuees from Texas and others are expected in Kansas with about 4,000 total in the region. Local Red Cross and city officials coordinated health care food and clothing for temporary housing and social services. Community leaders praise the swift response and call on residents to support evacuees as long as needed.
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Analysts weigh Katrina's impact on U S war attention
Dan Goure of the Lexington Institute says Katrina has diverted Americans from the war while Senator Tom Harkin questions junk food access in middle schools. Lawyer Robert Giuffra Jr. recalls Chief Justice Rehnquist as a mentor to his clerks.
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Wallsack cyated Garden City Commission report
A note from the Garden City Commission outlines actions related to 301 N Eighth Street Garden City Kansas 67846. The fragment mentions Wallsack and local government proceedings without further context or dates.
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Bushes Supreme Court Nominations and Legacy
The essay argues President Bush should nominate another conservative to fill the court vacancy, reflecting his constitutional ideals like John Roberts. It cites past nominations by Nixon and Reagan, praises Rehnquist as shaping constitutional direction, and warns against activist liberal opposition and smear campaigns. The piece urges timely Senate confirmation.
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Gas prices and Bush ratings hike amid oil policy critique
Columnist Donald Kaul argues high gas prices erode support for President Bush despite wartime cheer. He links 3-a-gallon gas to Gulf crises and long term energy policy, noting income stagnation, rising poverty, and gains for the top 5 percent. He says Bush uses the oil reserve to blunt prices and boost polls.
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Morning Glories Overrun Fence in Humorous Gardener Tale
In a reflective column, Jim Bloom recalls a garden misadventure as morning glories climbed both sides of a fence and spread through flower beds. He notes a shift in Spring 2005 with early growth, plentiful seeds, and a long, hot, dry spell that followed, shaping a season of rapid blooming and subsequent shedding.
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