21 Apr 2006
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2006
Page
1
Missy Baier lists Garden City church activities for the upcoming week. The schedule covers services, gatherings, and community events at local congregations, with times and locations to guide attendees.
Garden City High School freshmen Jeorge Holly Creel Neely Hickman along with about 30 students in Phillip Buntin's art class painted a large Kansas Sampler Festival sign for display May 6 7 at Lee Richardson Zoo on the Garden City Community College campus. The collaborative piece features rural Kansas scenes including wide open spaces festivals architecture and people reflecting local culture.
Sunflower Electric Power Corp along with Tri State Generation and Transmission and the Western Area Power Administration hosted a private reception at Garden City Community College to explain a long awaited dual plant project. Earl Watkins called the event a chance to introduce project partners to local business leaders and the community.
In Cherokee County investigators report five Riverton High School youths aged 16 to 18 conspired to attack students and staff. Guns, ammunition and knives were found, with coded messages and references to Armageddon. The group ages span 16 to 18 and court appearances were expected.
In Garden City three candidates for the state Board of Education shared views on education topics from the commissioner’s job performance to sex education. Incumbent Connie Morris defended opt in for sex ed while Tim Cruz urged opt out, Sally Cauble backed local control, with questions from about 50 teachers, administrators, and school board members. See Forum, Page AS.
Washington AP Education Secretary Margaret Spellings vows to scrutinize a loophole excluding nearly 2 million student test scores under No Child Left Behind. She calls the AP investigation a truth-in-advertising exercise and says the issue will arise during renewal talks and federal reviews. At least 10 states seek permission to alter counted scores in racial categories.
Saturday's weather calls for clear skies tonight with a low around 47. Saturday turns mostly sunny and very warm with a high near 82 and a low around 54. Details on Page A8.
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