Marion Museum Hosts Stars and Stripes Display
A Marion museum presents a Stars and Stripes exhibit featuring historic military banners and uniforms. Curators highlight wartime service, collectors loaned pieces, and a lecture series is scheduled.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2003
Page
1
A Marion museum presents a Stars and Stripes exhibit featuring historic military banners and uniforms. Curators highlight wartime service, collectors loaned pieces, and a lecture series is scheduled.
U S forces took into custody Samir Abd al Aziz al Najim a senior Baath official and former oil minister north of Mosul. Bush administration and Iraqi opposition leaders predict a new interim government within weeks while Baghdad sees protests against the U S military presence. Coalition forces report additional arrests and battlefield actions as 900 prisoners are released. Saddam appears on Abu Dhabi TV in Baghdad amid mixed verification.
Denise Phillips of Tribune says the seder sets her Easter tone as parishioners from First Presbyterian Church in Tribune share traditional Passover foods and ritual washing after the meal. Charles Ayers leads the lamb carving and families recount the child’s question about why this night is different.
About 50 children ages 1 to 6 gathered at Bethphage on North 11th Street for an Easter egg hunt sponsored by the Bethphage People's Choice Council. Two groups found 500 eggs each with one golden egg and six silver eggs per group. Golden egg winners received Easter baskets from Wal-Mart while silver egg winners got piggy banks and teddy bears.
State and area hospital leaders warn of shrinking revenues and rising costs amid worker shortages. Kansas Hospital Association president Don Wilson notes nationwide care spending rose 83.6 billion dollars from 1997 to 2001, with aging baby boomers and staff gaps driving a potential industry downturn. Garden City visit cited as part of statewide outreach. St Catherine Hospital CEO Mark Steadham cites local nurse turnover at 16 percent, improving but still notable.
The board interviews three additional candidates Monday and Tuesday, aiming to select the right leader for Holcomb. Candidates include Skip Landis of Solomon USD 309, Reggie Romine of Ellis USD 388, and Elton Argo of Southwestern Heights USD 483. Landis, Romine, and Argo bring previous superintendent or principal experience to the search.
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