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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2003
Page
1
Kansas State University agronomist Merle Witt notes light snow blankets the wheat and eases soil erosion. He says the moisture lifts spirits and protects crops though several feet would be needed to end the drought, with cold nights still a risk. See Farmers. Page A5.
Tim Burke of the NWS in Dodge City said snow fell late Wednesday night, yielding trace to under half an inch in most counties. Northeast Holcomb and near Scott City reported 2 inches, while Garden City saw about 2 inches per KSU Southwest extension data. Despite a similar storm causing up to 8 inches Sunday, only Scott City Dighton and Healy started two hours late. no closures. Garden City crews logged 197 tons of salt and sand and 659 hours, costing about 11 717 dollars, with other city departments assisting.
Kansas House moves a bill to allow students who attended an accredited Kansas high school for at least three years and earned a diploma or GED to apply for in-state college tuition despite immigration status. Supporters call it economic development. opponents warn of broader changes.
Fred Rogers longtime host of Mister Rogers Neighborhood has died of cancer at his Pittsburgh home at age 74. Spokesman Dave Newell recalled his kindness and lifelong mission to work with families and children through public television. Rogers produced the show at WQED from 1968 to 2000, with final new episodes in 2000 and back-episodes airing afterward.
The Kansas Senate split 20 to 20 on a bill sought by Gov. Sebelius to prevent a $51 million annual hit from a federal tax change. Sebelius urged a proactive stance while Democrats wavered, arguing it may be premature to predict federal policy. The bill would tax dividends to match the federal shortfall starting 2003, sparking GOP opposition aligned with Bush tax proposals.
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