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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2003
Page
3
The Garden City LIFE Project seeks participants for end of life issues and education of health care professionals and the public. A March 25 meeting with hospital, home health, hospice and long term care groups discussed improving care. contact Marsha Huston at 276-6407 or visit www.lif eproject.org for details.
Finney County commissioners discussed a proposed graffiti ordinance, proposing seven day removal deadlines and penalties for minors and property owners. They considered funding help for victims, while Sheriff and officials note focus on stopping gang communication. no action taken. A related KDHE stockpile plan for emergency supplies was tabled pending more detail.
Garden City students from third grade to hear teachers and officials describe nature and conservation at the 12th annual Earth Day Fair held at Lee Richardson Zoo and Finnup Center. Kids handled worms and pelts, learned about camouflage, water pollution, and sun safety from 4-H ambassadors and conservation staff.
Kansas lawmakers debate Sunday sales of packaged liquor as a potential source of additional state tax revenue to ease a tight budget. Estimates vary from $3 million to $8 million yearly, with analysts noting revenue depends on county opt-ins and consumer buying patterns across borders. Local officials warn against offsetting gains with higher liquor taxes, while some representatives push for broader tax considerations to fund schools and Medicaid.
Governor Kathleen Sebelius vetoed a measure that would force minimum health and safety standards at abortion clinics. She argued that medical personnel should set rules, not lawmakers, and noted existing high standards in Kansas. House Speaker Doug Mays planned to seek an override when the Legislature returns April 30.
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