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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2004
Page
1
Monica and Bailey Ramos pose with Homer the Brave during a Braves game in Atlanta this summer. The board admires the moment as fans cheer in the stands.
Eleven-year-old Ivan Saucedo and sister Vanessa pick Mary Street as the worst in need of repair while mother Lourdes Saucedo targets west Kansas Avenue near Garden City High School. City plans show repairs funded by grants in 2008 and 2009, with Lee City concrete to be replaced as a priority.
Public Works Director Sam Curran credits Garden City street maintenance for its comparatively good condition versus similar cities. He notes the city has taken street upkeep seriously since the 1992-93 winter storm that caused widespread potholes, despite current funding gaps.
A Garden City woman, Kimbra Lee Hahn, 28, died when a 1999 Ford Contour struck a wandering cow on U S Highway 83 in Finney County about 12:20 a.m. A passenger, Weslie T J Adams, 24, of Umatilla Oregon, survived after refusing treatment. Hahn was pronounced dead on arrival at St Catherine Hospital. The cause of the cow on the road and belt use were not determined.
President Bush told Congress he supports a strong budgetary role for a national intelligence director as urged by the 9 11 commission. He promised White House plans to reform the U S intelligence agencies and improve their operation, ahead of an upcoming Senate vote.
Kansas harvest reports show 6 percent of planted corn harvested with eastern Kansas possibly setting a record. Yields of 145 to 175 bushels per acre reported on dryland fields, while western areas show caution. Statewide conditions: 22 percent excellent, 50 percent good, 7 percent poor. government forecast 420.5 million bushels, average 145 bu/acre.
President Bush signed a $2 billion disaster relief bill as Florida contends with long lines for fuel ice and water and a looming threat from Hurricane Ivan. Forecasters warned Ivan could near Punta Gorda by Monday as residents reassess damage restore power and await aid to recover from Frances and Charley.
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