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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 2002

Page

3

Summer concert series at Stevens Park opens registrations

Registration is under way for the 2002 Stevens Park concert series with sixteen Sunday performances from mid May to late August 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Bands vocal groups orchestras and other music groups may register. Sponsors Garden City Recreation Commission and City of Garden City. Call Mark Hays 276-1200 for details.

Stevens Park Garden City Recreation Commission City of Garden City Mark Hays

Hoisington Broadcaster Picked to Lead Smoky Hills News

Tim McQuade from KSNC will direct Smoky Hills Public Television News starting March 1 and help launch a nightly show in May. He and area reporters will cover news weather and sports for 52 central and western Kansas counties. General manager Richard Hicks cites market analysis driving the area news effort.

Bunker Hill Hoisington Smoky Hills Public Television Tim McQuade Great Bend Public TV

Knife found at KCI delays flights and returns passengers

About 300 travelers at Kansas City International Airport were sent back through security after a pocket knife was found in passenger Ron Baron of Colorado's carry-on. He was detained and later released. Vanguard Airlines flights faced hour delays and resumed once security checks cleared.

Kansas City, Mo Kansas City International Airport Associated Press Ron Baron Larkspur Colo Tony Molinaro FAA Chicago Baron Molinaro Vanguard Airlines Alan Carr Denver Kansas City Carr

Flu season grips southwest Kansas as H3N2 spreads

The article reports rising influenza activity across Kansas with the A(H3N2) strain dominant. Health officials note diagnosing true flu requires blood tests, while local hospitals report pediatric cases and RSV overlaps. Officials urge vaccination, especially for high risk groups, as the season extends toward April.

Kansas Center For Disease Control CBC Mike Heidman Kansas Department of Health and Environment Judy Binns Scott County Binns Scott County Health Department Stanton County Hospital

Salvation Army ahead of schedule with donations

In Kansas the Salvation Army reports gifts for Sept. 11 victims are above last year, with nearly $500,000 earmarked for rural communities in Kansas. Processing delays from an ice storm may raise that amount. Bell ringers in Hays gathered $14,500, a 29 percent rise, underscoring ongoing local needs beyond the holiday season.

Wichita Salvation Army Kansas Danny Kohrs Salvation Army of Missouri Kansas City, Mo Hays Haworth

Sebelius Rejects Anthem Buyout Of Blue Cross Kansas

Kansas Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius rejected Anthem Insurance Companies Inc. proposed purchase of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas, saying the deal would raise consumer premiums and harm consumers. Anthem argued coverage would not change significantly. Blue Cross officials warned of insufficient competition and loss of mutual control with policyholders as owners.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Indiana Sebelius Blue Cross Blue Shield Kansas Anthem Insurance Companies Inc Indianapolis Anthem Insurance Department Colorado Connecticut Kentucky Maine Nevada New Hampshire Ohio Aetna United HealthCare

State budget deficit to grow amid tax rise talks

In Topeka AP reports growing consensus among legislative leaders that both government program cuts and significant tax increases will be needed to balance Kansas's budget. The 2003 gap may rise from $426 million, with possible shortfalls and a looming $600 million risk, amid court refunds and revenue shortfalls.

Topeka House Appropriations Committee Kenny Wilk Lansing House Senate Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co Kansas Supreme Court Department of Revenue Panhandle Dave Kerr R Hutchinson Kansas

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