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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2002
Page
1
Inside hospital meetings, the board confirms the current administrator remains in charge amid ongoing care and policy discussions. A complete rundown of church activities accompanies community updates and schedule notes for the week.
Tonight is partly cloudy with lows from the lower 30s to upper 30s. Saturday brings partly sunny skies and much warmer conditions as highs reach the upper 60s to upper 70s, especially in the west. Saturday night will be cloudy and cooler with lows in the 30s.
The Telegram announces its online presence at www.gctelegram.com offering local news sports and editorials for readers who prefer digital access and updates.
Senate panel backed Governor Graves proposed twenty dollar per pupil aid rise to raise district funding to three thousand eight hundred ninety dollars per pupil. Education Committee offered no plan to cover the twelve million dollar gap. Graves urged lawmakers to show community support for taxes, while several conservatives urged alternative ways to back schools.
Area Planning Commission votes 4 2 to table proposed amendments to require public hearings for mining near cities or subdivisions. Current rules allow state mining permits after county conditional use permits without notices. Foltz operation labeled a nuisance by inspector Neblett. residents urge notice before new mining nearby.
About 450 older citizens gathered at the Statehouse to press lawmakers to rescue Kansas’s pharmacy program and seek protection from telemarketers. AARP’s Audra Barnhardt noted face-to-face contact helps legislators see concerns from home. The event featured bright yellow shirts marking the top issue privacy from unwanted calls.
The State Department and U.S. Embassy in Pakistan confirmed the death of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, killed by Islamic extremists a month after his abduction in Karachi. Pearl's wife Mariane, seven months pregnant, had pleaded for his return as colleagues mourned. President Bush voiced sorrow and anger over the killing.
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