Durst and Tankersley family members at Cabela’s event
Cousins Lane Durst Denton Tankersley Logan Durst and Layton Tankersley appear at a Cabelas moto contribution event with Sonderegaer noted.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2006
Page
1
Cousins Lane Durst Denton Tankersley Logan Durst and Layton Tankersley appear at a Cabelas moto contribution event with Sonderegaer noted.
Kansas USD 457 saw little change from state assessments released by the Kansas State Department of Education after appeals, with 2007 tests ahead. Writing, reading, and math tests are scheduled, and AYP requirements under No Child Left Behind apply to all student subgroups. Several schools failed to meet reading or math targets, placing the district and two intermediate centers on the state on improvement list, requiring parent notification.
In Garden City the Labrador neighborhood’s candle display faced burnout as participation waned. Coordinators weigh skipping a year or two to ease work for block captains while residents still enjoy the stroll and glow of about 10 000 candles lining walks and driveways.
Algie Missouri Mills story follows Helen Jenkins, 84, of Garden City, who recalls hearing her grandmother’s name after her mother’s death in 1977. Her genealogical quest reveals her lineage, tracing origins from Childress Texas to Amarillo and Houston where she lived with relatives in 1930.
Jenkins, a Southern Methodist University alumna with a business degree, earned a Memphis State University education master's and began as a librarian. She later became a media supervisor for Memphis City Schools, enjoying high school research guidance and her early elementary work, expressing love for librarianship.
Federal and state authorities plan to purchase enough anti-flu medications to treat 75 million people. The shipments are slated for fiscal years 2006 and 2007, with amounts expressed in millions for each state.
TOPEKA AP Kansas health officials plan for a likely future flu pandemic while acknowledging the exact strain and timing are unpredictable They say Kansas is as prepared as any state according to Dr Howard Rodenberg director of the state Division of Health The Trust for Americas Health notes Kansas readiness See Kansas Page A6
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