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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2003
Page
1
Picture from Halloween 2002 shows cousins Eugene Espinoza Baylee Espinoza and Alex Espinoza preparing to trick or treat. They pose in costume energy for the festive night.
ALCO Discount Store at 1401 E Kansas Ave Garden City closed its doors without warning after 84 years of local patronage. The front of the store will stay open for layaway pickups and film developing through Feb 21 as about 20 employees finish packing inventory and removing fixtures.
Garden City parents describe Megan Blunt born Jan 4 in Lakin undergoing open heart surgery in Ann Arbor to place a shunt enabling blood flow to her lungs. She will have two more procedures before 18 months while her immune system remains weak. The family plans follow ups in four to six months and again at 12 to 18 months as Megan grows stronger.
Lt. Gov. John Moore urged the Kansas House Agriculture Committee to back a resolution pressing Congress to lift the Cuba embargo after a trade mission. He argued the 40 plus year embargo harms Cubans, but Rep. Mario Goico opposed, citing Cuba's regime and refugee experience.
Kansas negotiators agreed on a bill to close most of the budget gap by delaying highway projects and limiting aid to cities and counties. The plan cuts expenditures by 95 million on highways, 48 million from local governments, and redirects 35 million in earmarked fees to general purposes, shrinking a 312 million shortfall to about 2 million.
The winning Super Kansas Cash ticket from southwest Kansas matched all six numbers 25 12 18 24 in Monday night's drawing, securing a $408,322 jackpot. As of Tuesday morning the ticket holder had not come forward, with officials urging everyone to check their tickets.
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