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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2002
Page
1
Traci Konrade of Spearville visits Orlando Florida with Winnie during a trip to the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida.
Melvin Fry of 801 E Fair has chaired the Garden City Housing Authority for four years and plans to stay active. He emphasizes aging residents’ needs, notes authority funding from HUD and tenant rents, and recalls long service with the Garden City Fire Department. Pershing Manor and Redwood Place provide subsidized housing.
Garden City area residents heard that no programs are safe from cuts and no new taxes are possible. Legislators warned of a possible 500 to 600 million dollar deficit in the 2003 budget and noted the transportation plan could face reductions. The KDOT proposal toward urban expressways drew local criticism as incongruent with rural needs.
Alyssa Davis, 12, a sixth grader from Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center, won Finney County’s top spelling honor by correctly spelling sequin after rival Andrew Zoschke misspelled it with an e. Davis advances to the state competition in Topeka on April 9.
Kansas lawmakers aim to keep education funding reductions to a minimum but acknowledge some cuts are inevitable. Politicians including City, Larry Powell, Gary Hayzlett, Bill Light, Melvin Neufeld, and state Sen. Steve Morris discuss the impact and likely openings on the budget.
Gretchen Paul, 55, a special education teacher at Charles C. Stones Intermediate Center, was arrested Friday on aggravated assault and criminal restraint charges for allegedly drawing a 3-inch knife and threatening a 13-year-old girl during class. She is suspended with pay. bond set at $10,000.
Janet Murguia, executive vice chancellor for university relations at the University of Kansas, spoke at Garden City Community College on the value of education beyond high school. She noted education opened doors to roles in the White House and other prestigious positions for her and her siblings, and urged higher standards for families and children. The event, open to all women, highlighted education as a leveling force in the Latino community.
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