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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2003
Page
1
Ronnie Jr Laura and Veronica Fry ham it up for their father as they strike playful poses in the family photo session.
Woodson County commissioners face possible loss of $200,000 in state aid and the closing of a social services office as Gov Graves trims spending. The budget shortfall, tied to tax cuts and withheld funds, threatens the Toronto prison camp and broad fiscal gaps. Dispute over taxes grows as Sebelius frames stance. Local officials urge disaster designation while anticipating session changes.
The Fabulous Flippers reunite for Gov elect Kathleen Sebelius's inaugural gala on Jan 13 at the Kansas Expocentre. About 2,000 dinner tickets sold quickly with 1,200-plus on a waiting list. The eight KU alumni band once drew Midwest fans, scoring The Harlem Shuffle in 1966 and influencing Mid America music.
A Friday reception at Garden City Community College offers residents a chance to meet Gov elect Kathleen Sebelius and Lt Gov elect John Moore. The free event runs 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the college dining room, hosted by the 2003 Kansas Inaugural Committee, with refreshments provided.
Archbishop James Patrick Keleher urges moving the interfaith inauguration service from Assumption Church due to Gov-elect Kathleen Sebelius support for abortion rights. He warns against a political agenda and notes ecumenical concerns while proposing an alternate venue if possible.
Salvation Army Capt Harold Frost warns programs may be cut if the Red Kettle Fund Drive misses the 85 000 target to run social service and youth programs. Only 58 465 raised of 100 000 goal as of Friday, with Jan 15 remaining for 2002 tax deductions.
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