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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2005
Page
1
Grain elevators face storage strain as stronger fall crops meet high freight costs and idled railcars after Rita. Industry sources note surprises in yields but ongoing bottlenecks across the Midwest, with BNSF restricting new traffic from 88 stations.
Washington reports debate over placing the Pentagon in charge of search and rescue after Katrina and Rita. Congress splits over federal power versus states as Homeland Security asks what role remains for agencies. Generals warn of mission creep while civilian leaders urge civilian control and caution in turning the military into first responders.
Rebecca Maddox 7, displaced by Hurricane Katrina, stayed with her mother in Biloxi before moving to Holcomb, Mississippi. Summers with her father make relocation easier, as the family recalls damaged homes, lost belongings, and support from others.
Kansas lawmaker Melvin Neufeld chairman of the House Appropriations Committee warned of a looming Medicaid aid system collapse. Speaking to about 30 at Fiesta Courtyard he urged reform as baby boomers near retirement and the elderly population grows. He noted 2030 retiree income gaps and 85 plus numbers surging by 2044 with Medicaid covering only a small share of long term care costs.
The Pew Hispanic Center reports illegal immigration outpacing lawful entry as overall migration rises with the improving economy. Immigration topped 1.5 million in 1999 and 2000, then fell to 1.1 million by 2003, matching 1992 levels. Roberto Suro notes economy as a key factor.
The United States saw a record influx of both legal and illegal migrants in 1999, with more than 1.5 million people entering the country. The spike reflected broad pull factors and ongoing migration trends shaping policy and demographics.
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