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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2008
Page
1
Ethan Jorsen of Holcomb smiles as a small lizard climbs onto his arm during a local pet fair. The moment captures a lighthearted scene highlighting curious critters and community fun with families enjoying the exhibit.
Shoppers flocked to the Scott City Whimmydiddle Arts and Crafts Festival on a sunny Saturday. Corn roasted and funnel cakes fried while attendees browsed bargains and home accessories. Families enjoyed balloon toys and puppets as grandparents and parents walked blocks to their parked cars.
President Bush urged lawmakers to approve a 700 billion dollar Wall Street bailout saying it is vital to prevent further damage to the economy. Senators Dodd and Gregg defended swift action as tensions rose among constituents, while public anger grew over using taxpayer funds to rescue firms.
Sterling (UP) Kansas reports thriving farm sector with corn to ethanol plants, feedlots, and elevators moving.Maize prices exceed 5 dollars per bushel with a potential $95.7 billion in net income for producers and crop value forecast at 188.8 billion, up 25 percent from 2007. Manufacturers like Great Plains and Krause Corp expand to meet demand as profits rise.
Lawrence Roth, a longtime Finney County Transit Mini Bus driver since March 2000, continues his duties as the service shifts this past year to complement CityLink. In his late 70s, he remains active with the transit system along Walnut Street.
After a hip fracture and months away, a FIT retiree chooses the Mini Bus route under Bonnie Burgardt. He works about five hours daily from 10 a.m. to 3:15 p.m., helping passengers get around town to doctors, groceries, or the Senior Center, enjoying the work and preferring the Mini Bus setup.
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