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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2003
Page
1
Bob and Jolene Baker join Dixie Baker in Garden City to back Powell as supporters rally against Iraq. The event highlights family ties and local backing for the political stance.
Deputy Superintendent Jim Lentz was chosen as Milt Pippenger’s successor after three weeks since his resignation. Board members supported the swift internal promotion while candidate Ken Rishel urged broader search and more time, arguing for outside candidates and broader qualification. Rishel, on the April 1 ballot, called the move irresponsible under district policy allowing internal recruitment. The policy notes the board may recruit within and solicit qualified staff, balancing goals with candidate fit.
Garden City police arrest Pedro Pete Gallardo 46 of 1605 Conkling Ave for allegedly selling cocaine at his business 3225 E Prairie. Authorities confronted him at 5 46 p m Wednesday at the club. See Bust, Page A5.
After a 2 million project the Ulysses library doubles in size from 7000 to 21000 square feet with a three story addition. Phase one is finished and phase two remodels the original building as staff moved books into the new space. The redesign aims to serve all ages with a blend of sophistication and serenity.
Finney County residents urged to register by Monday for the February 25 Garden City Commission primary. Registration at 311 N Ninth St runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. voters must be 18 by primary day and reside in Finney County. Since moves or name changes require re registration, polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with advance voting starting when ballots return from the printer.
Finney County residents must register at the county clerk's office weekdays 8 am to 5 pm. Ballots will be in Spanish and English. Brown seeks election workers, especially Spanish speakers, for the primary and the April 1 general election. Primary will use fewer polling places. turnout in February 2001 was 16 percent with 1,934 of 11,886 voters.
U S. Sen. Sam Brownback of Topeka says the United States is already at war as it seeks UN support for action against Iraq. He criticizes Saddam Hussein for defying weapons inspectors and argues disarming the tyrant is essential for U.S. security.
The Kansas Senate approved a bill 33 to 7 to reduce a 312 million deficit for the year ending June 30, with $95 million withheld from highways and $48 million from city and county aid. Negotiations with the House will target further cuts and fund withholdings.
Sunny Friday with highs in the upper 20s and west winds 10 to 15 mph. Clear Friday night with lows in the mid teens.
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