17 Dec 2002
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2002
Page
1
Cara Hopkins and Scott Dunagan share a playful moment during a cheerful play date. The children enjoy games, laughter, and imaginative activities together.
A Pew Hispanic Center Kaiser Family Foundation survey finds most Latinos view discrimination as a problem and about 31 percent say they or someone they know faced discrimination in the past five years. The poll, focusing on Hispanic views, notes diversity within Latino groups and contrasts with Black experiences.
Greeley County stockholders weigh the fate of the 3000 cow Ladder Creek Dairy as reorganization proceeds after selling the herd. Bankers investors and local merchants express mixed hopes for continuity and recovery while milk continues to be hauled to Amarillo Texas.
Lawrence freshman Juan Luis Garcia credits teachers for support and says KU offers encouragement. The University of Kansas is recognized as an encouraging place for Hispanic students this month, reflecting broader efforts to assist first generation and minority learners.
JaCinda Arevalo of Ulysses, a five year old with a developmental disability, along with other families in southwest Kansas, risks reduced state funding for Southwest Developmental Services and Russell Child Development Center. About 50 residents attended a two hour legislative forum with four lawmakers to urge protecting social services amid cuts.
The Bush administration issued a new EPA rule with White House approval to triple the number of large livestock operations needing pollution permits under the Clean Water Act. The measure targets factory style farms whose animal waste runoff harms rivers and streams, drawing environmentalist support and state-level discretion concerns. There are about 238,000 animal feeding operations nationwide, with large factories concentrating on small land areas.
The EPA and Agriculture Secretary unveil a rule aimed at concentrated animal feeding operations. From 1982 to 1997 the largest facilities grew 51 percent, some housing over 1 million animals. The rule requires farms to develop a nutrient management plan and takes effect mid February, 60 days after signing.
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