Picture This Lindy Rae Fry Thinks Birthday Cake Tastes Yummy
Lindy Rae Fry enjoys her first birthday cake, declaring the treat tasty as she marks a cheerful milestone. Family and friends celebrate with smiles and joyful photos capturing the moments.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2003
Page
1
Lindy Rae Fry enjoys her first birthday cake, declaring the treat tasty as she marks a cheerful milestone. Family and friends celebrate with smiles and joyful photos capturing the moments.
Officials say updated systems and data matching with the IRS are helping Kansas collect more unpaid taxes. Revenue Secretary Stephen Richards says the focus remains on delinquent taxes while new auditors and 75 extra collectors have increased past-due tax collections to about 60 million this budget year.
U.S. Rep. Jerry Moran wrapped up his Big First Listening Tour stop at Ramble N Restaurant in Syracuse lecturing about sustaining lifestyles. He stressed farming livelihoods and the ripple effects on the community economy to about 20 attendees.
Juan Isais, 55, pleaded guilty in Stanton County Court to failing to stop at a stop sign at the U.S. Route 160 and Kansas 27 intersection on Oct. 17. The crash killed Tony Arnold, 18, and Tracy Arnold, 16. Isais was fined about 900 dollars, plus 800 for lab fees. The Arnolds expressed mixed feelings about the case and the impact of the crash.
State troopers and four motor carrier inspectors cover 22 counties from Greeley to Wichita. Sgt. Ron Knoefel says numbers are holding, but a tighter budget could reduce staff and slow response times. a $1.6 million cut from a $54 million patrol budget means no new trooper class until mid-2004, with retirements looming.
Gov Bill Graves named Michael W Spi ni and Randall C Braddock both of Syracuse to the Hamilton County Commission. Voters approved expanding the commission from three to five in the Nov 5 election and residents were urged to apply to the governor for the two new seats. The district boundaries were set Dec 10 and Districts 4 and 5 added to the existing three.
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