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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2002
Page
1
Dru Davidson left Payton Davidson David Medina and Shannon Becker pose for the camera in a candid group shot captured at a local event. The image highlights young personalities and community involvement with an informal, friendly tone.
Garden City Feed Yard owner Bob Josserand says after Sept 11 security has tightened at yards in Texas and Colorado. Visitors must be escorted, access limited, and purchases prioritized from trusted suppliers. Yard managers warn feed lots and water supplies are potential targets and tours are no longer routine.
Mariah Unruh, 11, of Deerfield will go to Branson Missouri on September 21 to audition for a national talent contest with four songs prepared for a professional video. If she reaches the finals she could win a $100000 recording contract by year’s end. Her mother Jackie says the family learned of the Nashville based auditions from The Telegram classifieds.
Mike Friesen former attorney of Friesen and Wendler offices at 501 N Main seeks to bar press and public from upcoming trial proceedings contending publicity has biased the public and could prevent an impartial jury. A 9 a.m. Tuesday hearing at Finney County Courthouse will hear objections to closing proceedings.
Hutchinson Kansas candidates for governor shifted toward middle ground on Saturday and pledged support for the state's 12.9 billion comprehensive transportation plan. Republican Tim Shallenburger portrayed himself as less conservative than supporters while Democrat Kathleen Sebelius billed herself as fiscally conservative and socially moderate, signaling a centrist posture in the campaign.
Wheat prices climbed to 4.64 a bushel on the Kansas City Board of Trade, almost doubling October's 2.65 at Scott County Co op. Doug Brown notes 70 percent of local producers sold, while Jim Fox says about 70 percent of Farmers Co op Elevator farmers sold to cover debts. Older farmers without land payments hold out. Canada's market withdrawal worsens tight supply. See Wheat, Page AS.
A US flag lights Ellen Manning’s front yard as a symbol of national pride and a life dedicated to country and community. The flag stands as a reminder of Sept. 11 and ties to Manning’s ongoing story including her wedding anniversary.
Ellen Manning, 82, known for military family ties and decades of community service, will be honored on Sept. 11 with flags and remembrance. Her late husband James Manning died in 1985 after World War II service. She has volunteered with the Humane Society senior center recreation department and Lee Richardson Zoo and now leads recycling at Garden City Recycle Center, after starting a group of women who recycled together.
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