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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2006
Page
5
Residents reflect on the Iraq War five years later with mixed views. Veterans criticize the push to invade while others defend the president and urge national unity. Some call the war a personal vendetta and warn against political divisiveness harming the country.
Family members at ground zero gather by two reflecting pools to honor the towers as the nation marks the fifth anniversary of the al Qaida attacks. Dignitaries, including Cheney and Rumsfeld at the Pentagon, observe a moment of silence at 9 37 a m. Fireside prayers, flags, and ceremonies unfold across cities and nations as memorials continue.
Ida Tuttle praised the zoo’s growth at a fundraiser with silent and live auctions including a Coleman grill, a 10 karat diamond ring, and a painting by Chana the elephant. A $35 ticket covered food from 15 vendors, drinks, music, casino games, and petting the Wild Asia animals. Architects plan a new jaguar puma bobcat exhibit costing at least $250,000 for expansion and improved den space.
Ivone and Marlene Irone fight through illness and hardship to celebrate Marlene turning 15 with a quinceanera. After years of cancer treatment and dreams of walking, a Make-A-Wish trip and a Dodge City dress win help, but funding and permits remain hurdles for the large party at Finney County Exhibition Building.
President George W. Bush led a solemn observance five years after the attacks. He stood before a door from a fire truck, a flag at half staff, while bells tolled and prayers were offered by a rabbi. The ceremony in New York included bagpipes, choirs, and readings as the nation remembered the World Trade Center disaster and other sites.
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