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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2005
Page
1
A candid photo description shows Zachary Landgraf, Jacob Landgraf, and Gregory Landgraf playing in the sand at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The scene captures their seaside activity and family moment during a vacation.
Garden City residents reflect on September 11, 2001 and Hurricane Katrina, recalling the shock of that day as well as the ongoing displacement and need. Karen Wright describes memory of watching victims jump to avoid flames, while Arleta Humbolt notes Americans respond generously to those in distress.
After Katrina the expected show of national unity seen after 9 11 did not occur. Finger pointing and blame dominated coverage as Americans questioned Bush s response and the evacuation of New Orleans. Experts say the absence of a clear external threat explains the shift in public mood.
Five Garden City High School freshmen share how they adjust to 21st century high school life at 1412 N Main St. Prisma Alcantar joins intramural soccer but schedules clash with other clubs. Karem Roman misses La Familia and FCCLA due to unclear meeting times amid a packed activity slate.
Garden City Police Chief James Hawkins says racial profiling is not tolerated amid public questions. The debate intensified after 19 arrests at a Aug 20 Quinceanera with Mexican sounding names, and resident Harold Orosco voiced concerns at a city commission meeting. Police focus on event parking lots to monitor crowds.
New Orleans authorities disclosed a street by street sweep showed far fewer corpses than predicted. Col Terence Ebbert said deaths may be lower than the dire 10,000 figure though no revised tally was given. Pump and levee repairs could take a month to dry out the ravaged city.
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