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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2004
Page
1
Photo shows Caleb, Noah, Mark, Caitlyn Rude and Leah Martinek at a rainy Garden City Recreation Easter egg hunt. Melany Rude is credited in Garden City.
The Kansas Senate rejected a measure to expand gambling, including up to five mega casinos and slot machines at over 100 bowling alleys, ending hopes for the plan this session. Debate centered on bowling alleys and destination casino caps as supporters and opponents argued over revenue and fairness.
The Kansas House passed a budget cleanup bill by 68 to 56 that includes a one year in state tuition break for illegal immigrants who meet criteria. It covers those who attended Kansas high school at least three years and earned a GED or diploma and plan to pursue legal status, applying only in the current fiscal year. In state rates would be lower than nonresident costs, with Kansas State University showing $1,755 versus $5,700 for nonresidents for 15 credits.
Garden City public works figures show this spring cleanup cost 16166 dollars, second highest on record, driven by fuel and labor. About 174 tons were hauled, eight trucks and two loaders used, amid concerns over a few residents abusing the service and prompting possible cuts. City officials stress the program remains a citizen benefit despite high costs.
Mary Clare Halloran, former director of The Learning Tree preschool and day care at St. Catherine Hospital, resigned after a suspension begun March 22 amid hospital administration concerns following a Kansas Department of Health and Environment inspection citing mistreatment of children and staff. Hospital official Victor Hawkins said the resignation was accepted last week and a new director is being sought. Halloran declined to comment.
President Bush pressed the war on terrorism and vulnerabilities in a private Oval Office session with the Sept. 11 commission, as it nears July 26 deadline. Chairman Kean called the meeting extraordinarily good while Kerrey noted new insights, aiding consensus for final recommendations.
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