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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2003
Page
1
Alejandra Corrales and Elizabeth Everett hold hands as they begin their first day of preschool together, capturing a moment of early learning and friendship.
Isabel Banda, a former Garden City police trainee, sued the city and police for gender and race discrimination. The settlement ends the lawsuit with St Paul Companies paying $40,000 and the city $6,000 from a general fund. Banda, now in Dewey Oklahoma, spoke through her attorney Dave Rebein who praised her courage. The investigation led to discipline for two officers and mandatory sexual harassment training for all new officers, with reforms reducing further suits.
Irma and Adalberto Terrazas welcomed Aaron Margarita Terrazas, 11 pounds 8 ounces, at 3 a.m. after initial New Year's Eve hospital return. The newborn, 22 inches, was placed in NICU with respiratory issues and fluid on the lungs. doctors expect humidified oxygen as he stabilizes. The family lives at 2224 W Kansas Ave.
Kathleen Sebelius charts a bipartisan path as Kansas governor elect in a GOP-leaning Legislature. She touts years of legislative contact, vows to build coalitions, and prepares to take office January in a climate of a $312 million deficit and spending cuts.
William E. Koehn 60, a Cimarron native and Southern Baptist missionary, was among three Americans killed in Yemen. A memorial service will be held in Burlington, Texas, with his brother David and nephew David also attending. Koehn spent his youth in Cimarron, graduated Cimarron High in 1960, and was active in First Baptist Church.
A morning blackout knocked out power from Harding Avenue to Kansas Avenue and Fleming Street, delaying service at McDonalds 1613 E Kansas Plaza and Plaza Inn. City utilities director Joel Mahnken cited a potential transformer at the substation by the ditch and Third Street as the likely cause.
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