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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2002
Page
1
Picture shows Nancy Teetzen with her daughters Danelle Briana and Micala at Lee Richardson Zoo during an Easter Sunday outing. The scene captures a family enjoying the holiday together as animals and park grounds form the backdrop.
Much needed rain fell across the area this morning with totals between .04 and .45 inches reported by the National Weather Service. While the moisture may revive some pastures and lawns, area wheat is largely winter killed and unlikely to recover, with irrigated wheat expected to fare better than dryland crops.
Lar ry Stevenson and Teresa Beaudry boarded the Southwest Chief in Garden City en route to New York and Philadelphia as Amtrak warns 18 long distance lines may be cut without $1.2 billion in funding. The route is Kansas’ sole passenger service, with trains potentially replaced by air travel alternatives in competitive markets.
About 1,100 preschool through third-grade children explored the Garden City Reading Carousel theme Ride Around the World at Garden City Community College. Clifford the Big Red Dog and Franklin the Turtle drew crowds as books were handed out by the Finney County Literacy Council and activities filled two gyms. coordinators note the grant funds exhausted and no replacement funding available.
Lynn Veatch will retire from USD 363 teaching in May after 37 years on the job. He has spent the last 29 years as an instructor for the Holcomb school district.
Holcomb USD 363 math and science teacher Lynn Veatch, 58, will retire in May after 37 years in education. He recalls students returning to thank him, noting former pupils now Navy SEALs, nuclear physicists, and medical professionals. Veatch began in junior high math before moving to the high school 29 years ago.
Washington report questions whether taxicabs face traffic stops as a cabbie recalls speeding in heavy traffic. The piece notes a rough ride from Dulles to downtown with a near $70 fare for four and mentions new $50 seat belt fines for riders. Local officials discuss a looming $700 million budget shortfall.
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