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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2000
Page
2
Nita M. Porter, 100, died Thursday December 21 2000 at Garden Valley Retirement Village in Garden City. Garland Funeral Home Garden City will announce arrangements.
Obituary notice states Thomas E. Hicks 82 of Liberal and former Garden City, died this morning December 22 2000 at Southwest Medical Center Liberal. Funeral 4:30 p.m. Saturday at First United Methodist Liberal with burial at Restlawn Memorial Gardens. Visitation 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday Miller Mortuary Liberal. Obituary submissions due by 10 a.m. weekdays and 9 p.m. Friday for weekend editions.
Tressa A. Griffith 82 of Scott City died December 21 2000 at Park Lane Nursing Home in Scott City. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Saturday First Baptist Church Scott City with Rev Lynne Smith officiating. Burial Scott County Cemetery Scott City. She was born July 26 1918 in Scott County daughter of Charlie E and Flossie B Conine. Survived by husband Wayne Griffith two children Charles Griffith and Janet Kimball seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren and two sisters. Memorials to First Baptist Church Scott City care of Price Sons Funeral Home. Visitation until 9 tonight and 9 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Price Sons Funeral Home Scott City.
The Vermont case highlights coercion concerns as inmates are moved to harsher housing and denied better jobs for nonparticipation. Officials defend testing as a management tool, noting television, housing, and jobs are not constitutional rights. The polygraph and plethysmograph tests are used to verify sexual history and guide therapy, though experts question reliability and admissibility.
Speaker-elect Glasscock names Doug Mays of Topeka to chair Federal and State Affairs and creates the New Economy and e Government Technology panels to study long term issues in economic development and service delivery. Kenny Wilk of Lansing wins Appropriations chairmanship, John Edmonds of Great Bend leads Taxation, Ralph Tanner of Baldwin City remains Education chair, with Higher Education now led by a woman.
Speaker elect Kent Glasscock released a GOP list of area House committee chairmen and vice chairmen. Gary Hayzlett chairs Transportation with Lisa Benson as a member and Deena Horst leads the e Government Committee. Mike O Neal holds Judiciary and Redistricting chairmanships while Bill Mays serves as Redistricting vice chair.
Thursday hospital movements list from Garden City include admissions for Sixto C. Pena. Dismissals feature Margery Murray Roberta Ploof Walsh and Jess Russell of Colorado, detailing recent patient exits.
Publication operates Monday through Friday afternoons with Saturday edition. Address is 310 N 7th Garden City KS 67846. Rates include single copy 50 cents, carrier 8.44 monthly, motor 9.18 monthly, mail subscriptions 9.04 in Finney County, 9.80 in Kansas, 13.46 outside Kansas.
In Garden City Pearl Acevedo was killed by husband Juan Acevedo who faced an own recognizance bond on a prior battery charge. Neighbors and co workers rallied with gifts and funds for the Acevedo children and pregnant daughter Crystal. A Bank of America fund and several local drives were set up to cover rent and ongoing needs as the family awaits funeral services at St Mary Catholic Church.
Kerr announced senate committee assignments naming three freshmen to the Ways and Means panel and appointing himself as vice chair. He noted recent practice of placing newcomers on the committee to bring new perspectives, citing 1996 appointees Salmans and Jordan who will keep seats.
Ashcroft Missouri senator and an attorney general pick discuss economic prospects and a 1.3 trillion, 10 year tax cut plan. Bush notes warning signs demanding congressional action and says the search for a secretary of defense is deliberate with Dan Coats, Paul Wolfowitz and Richard Armitage among candidates.
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