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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2001
Page
3
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Ladies Auxiliary invite seventh and eighth graders to write 300 to 400 words on Is Freedom Really Free. Entrants submit through school counselors. a local winner earns a savings bond and advances to district state and national contests.
The Garden City Red Cross and YMCA list lifeguard training from December 26 to 29 and WSI instructor training from January 2 to 5. For details call 276-2762 at the Red Cross or 275-1199 for Beth Delaney at the YMCA.
Kansas Congressman Dennis Moore crossed party lines with 20 fellow Democrats to back a Bush backed push on global trade. The 215 to 214 vote included all three Kansas Republicans and would empower the president to negotiate trade pacts and submit them to Congress on a take it or leave it basis once passed by the Senate.
Grant County shows a dramatic drop in teen pregnancy rates after a three year RRISK program aided by a 450000 grant from the Kansas Health Foundation. The effort, led by Anita Mason, mobilized schools families churches and businesses to offer abstinence messaging and alternate activities for youths.
A brief report lists teen pregnancy rates across Southwest Kansas counties including Greeley Wichita Scott Lane Gray Finney Kearny Hamilton Stanton Grant Haskell and others. Data highlights regional variation among ten to seventeen year olds with emphasis on local health indicators and demographic context.
ANTHONY AP A captive elk near Anthony Kansas tested positive marking the disease's first appearance in the state. The elk, bought from a Colorado ranch, belongs to a herd quarantined as officials test 13 animals while two more are slated for slaughter and testing. State officials say the disease spreads among elk and deer but not to cattle sheep or goats, and there is no live animal test for CWD.
Kansas City International Airport traffic fell 13.9 percent in October to 902,697 passengers, continuing a October drop after the September 11 attacks. The airport was closed two days that month. 2001 ten month total totals showed 9,902,961 passengers, about 0.65 percent below 2000. Projections estimate about 11.5 million for 2001.
Kansas utilities Western Resources and Kansas Gas Service used mild weather to warn customers to pay up or face shutoffs if temperatures stay above 35 degrees for 48 hours. Western Resources aims to collect 6.5 million year to date, up from 3.1 million in 2000.
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