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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2003
Page
5
A seven member U S Marine team lands in Monrovia Liberia marking the first American troops on the ground to back a West African peacekeeping effort. Marines act as liaisons between the force and U S commanders aboard three warships off Liberia.
The Agriculture Department proposes security steps for loading and unloading meat poultry and eggs on trains ships and trucks including seals checks and staff training. FDA would require registration tracking of imported food from manufacture to US arrival with pre arrival shipment notices, with rules to take effect by December.
Garden City faces a 3.8 mill loss in state transfers for 2003 with a December 2002 payment, while the 2004 budget plans a under 1 mill tax levy rise to net about 125000 in revenue. Officials blame one time tactics and warn future funding remains uncertain as lawmakers seek revenue.
Washington AP A government do-not-call registry drew over 30 million signups as consumers seek to block unsolicited telemarketing. California led with 3.4 million, Florida 2.2 million, Texas 2 million, most registering online. FTC chair Muris said numbers rise daily as the registry opens. Telemarketers contend the plan could cost billions in business and rows of jobs.
Western Kansas gains phased bachelor degree programs with DCCC as regional center. Pratt starts August 25 with twenty students in technology leadership in automotive. FHSU KU and Wichita State offer degrees via GCCC and DCCC, with later expansions to general studies in business and accounting. Programs emphasize face to face, Internet and ITV formats and aim to keep degrees local.
Detective Harvey Marcotte testified that receipts shown by O'Donnell did not align with check amounts she had received. About 15 GCHS staff and parents attended the courtroom session as the former choir director, now teaching in Topeka, faced proceedings and remains free on a $5,000 own-recognizance bond.
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