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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2004
Page
1
Sara Johnson Matt Young and Kyle Strickert sit by a Sept. 11 remembrance drawing they created outside Dighton High School. Photo contributed by Terry Me.
Two children Col lin Ray Becker age 10 and Kylie Jo Becker age 7 were killed when a 2002 Ford 150 failed to stop at a stop sign on County Road 7 crossing Kansas Highway 25. James Reinert 33 and Erick Becker 36 were injured and flown to Via Christi St. Francis while the driver Longoria and another passenger were treated. investigation ongoing.
In Fallujah US forces bombed a suspected hideout linked to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi while militants in Samarra paraded through streets. Jordan’s King Abdullah warned extremists could win if January elections proceed amid chaos as Basra faced an insurgent attack on a British convoy. US airstrikes reported with no immediate civilian casualties.
Local producers report rain since June benefiting winter crops but delaying corn and soybean harvesting. Moisture tests show corn around 21 percent, with drying fees possible. some farmers cut wetter corn for own feed. In Gray County harvest finishes for some, while ADM Collingwood notes 25 percent of county corn harvested at 56 to 60 pounds per bushel. Statewide, 94 percent of corn is mature with 93 percent in southwest Kansas, but only 19 percent harvested. The rain keeps hitting area counties as Ag notes continue Page AS See Ag, Page AS
Steven Tzul a 24 year old Garden City jailer trained in CPR and first aid through the Red Cross faced a crisis at his home when he woke at 3 a.m. and moved to the bed. The account highlights readiness and the Red Cross contact details for local assistance.
Damage from Jeanne adds to a brutal six week run of storms in Florida costing billions in insured losses. Officials estimate Jeanne may bring total losses to about 21 billion, with at least 79 dead statewide. Local residents report long lines for ice and meals as power outages and heat persist.
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