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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2003
Page
1
Moscow man David Blaine Cullison, 42, died Thursday when his 1999 Chevy Yucon collided with a 2001 Kenworth semitrailer at an unmarked intersection seven miles east of Hugoton. Sheriff Russ DeWitt said Cullison was eastbound on County Road X at 8:15 a.m. when the crash occurred. See Wreck, Page A2.
Ten United Way agencies receive a share of 98,000 from the 2002 fundraising total. Executives say the reallocation rewards strong giving and supports operating costs, with 18 agencies applying for extra funds and ten approved in this first such distribution.
On Valentine’s Day couples heading to wed in Kansas must wait a three day cooling off period for marriage licenses. Kearny County Clerk Cathy Cole notes the rule, with some ceremonies still planned at the courthouse while others were canceled.
Jim Douglass, 52, ex Garden City commissioner, speaks with confidence about Garden City and its future. He is one of eight candidates seeking three city commission seats. The Feb 25 primary will narrow to six candidates. next up Saturday profiles Gary Fuller.
Garden City resident since birth born 1951 Jim Douglass is a roofing contractor aged 52 with high school vo tech and junior college at Garden City Community College. He served as city commissioner 1997 to 2001 and holds multiple community roles including Santa Fe Trail Council Boy Scouts executive board and airport advisory board. He has three children Cecilia Matthew and Daniel.
Kansas producers will receive about 200 million dollars under a congressionally reached drought aid package. Greeley County farmer Alan Peter and other Kansas leaders urged passage after visiting Washington. Negotiators settled on 3.1 billion in disaster assistance for ranchers and farmers, targeting producers with 35 percent or more losses in 2001 and 2002.
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius and legislative leaders shifted from balancing the 2003 budget to the 2004 plan. The House approved a compromise bill slicing 312 million deficit to about 2 million, cutting 86 million in spending and withholding 95 million for highways and 48 million for cities and counties. The measure awaits Sebelius’s signature.
Two senators backed a proposed constitutional amendment creating an appointed commission to redraw political districts every ten years. The House sent to the Senate a bill to ease utility security cost recovery. A Senate committee endorsed a bill requiring sex offenders at Kansas public universities and certain schools to register. Attorney General Phill Kline supports repealing the criminal defamation law.
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