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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2003
Page
1
A giraffe at Lee Richardson Zoo nibbles on a bar around its enclosure, offering visitors a close look at the animal during viewing hours. Zoo staff monitor the scene to ensure safety for both animal and guests.
U S forces took Mosul without a fight and prepared for further battles as Saddam’s era weakened. Looting flared in Baghdad and Kirkuk while Bush suggested Saddam may be dead or displaced. Gen Myers expected Western battles to end soon as authorities planned for Qaim.
In Johnson City pilots adopt GPS guided aerial spraying. The shift from paper flags to GPS marks and two weather screens guide Windell Hambrick near Stanton County Airport. Weather, wind speed, and temperature inversions drive spray decisions for effective field treatment.
Kansas Revenue Secretary Joan Wagnon criticizes a Republican balancing plan that would cap refunds at 415 million dollars in the current budget year and push excess payments into the next, potentially delaying refunds by 2 1/2 months for tens of thousands of taxpayers into 2004 and 2005.
Hospital enforces HIPAA privacy rules ahead of Monday deadline. Visitors must provide full patient name to obtain information and may opt out of listing in the patient directory. Officials note patients can withhold information, potentially angering visitors. staff will judge releases if a patient is incapacitated.
The Garden City Post Office extends last pickup to 8 p.m. Tuesday for tax filers to meet the April 15 postmark. Drop boxes will not be pulled at 8 p.m. and staff will work to move lines faster. Filers are urged to prefill forms and certify where needed. Farmers and others rush to finish returns amid high activity in the post office.
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