Picture This A Bird Collects Nest Items At Zoo
A bird at Lee Richardson Zoo gathers twigs leaves and other materials for a nest while Buffs suffer their first loss of the season, ending a win streak and signaling a shift in momentum.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2002
Page
1
A bird at Lee Richardson Zoo gathers twigs leaves and other materials for a nest while Buffs suffer their first loss of the season, ending a win streak and signaling a shift in momentum.
Garden City voters defeated a half-cent sales tax 1,001 to 643 delaying a $13.5 million street repair plan. City officials vow to try again, citing police and fire protection, street maintenance, and parks as benefits while debating wording and lack of a sunset date.
TOPEKA AP officials report March revenue fell 27 million short of the 306 million estimate. Individual income tax and sales tax gaps totaled 24.2 million, leaving the state cautious that the revenue picture may still worsen before fiscal adjustments.
Finney County Sheriff says a 1994 Aerostar speeding van carried 14 men from Mexico, all aboard without IDs or belongings. Two are juveniles aged 13 and 16. Authorities note post September 11 procedures differ and plan immigration processing.
City official Dalke criticizes the proposal asking for a clearer plan on use of funds and a timeline before any vote. He argues the measure should specify purpose and期限.
Susan Rishel told Garden City USD 457 board that Jaime Rishel may miss May graduation because English teacher Kandis Griess would not accept a late paper. Rishel cites email delivery problems and prior late papers. Deputy Superintendent Jim Lentz defended the teacher’s policy.
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