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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2005
Page
1
Aspen Arellano donated 25 inches of hair to Locks of Love in March 2004 in Garden City. The item notes Cruz Elia lano as a local contact and remarks that no drastic changes are expected for the Broncos.
Governor Kathleen Sebelius warned legislators in the State of the State address that rising health care costs and inadequate education funding threaten Kansas. She urged lawmakers to envision a truly healthy Kansas and consider future opportunities rather than past constraints. The governor cited 25,000 new jobs in the past year and urged focus on health and education as key to long term prosperity.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius drew criticism from Republicans for not releasing the budget proposal before her State of the State address on Monday night. House Budget Chairman Melvin Neufeld called it another press release rather than substance as reactions spread across the legislature.
Celine Helton, seven, organized a birthday party at Garden City Family YMCA where nine children donated to the Red Cross for tsunami victims. The group raised 271.37 dollars. Red Cross officials noted every 75 dollars can aid three families for six weeks with food, water, soap, and tents.
Garden City chapter of the American Red Cross provides address at 210 Fulton Ter, phone numbers 272-2762 and 1-800-HELP-NOW, and a web address www.redcross.org for local services and information.
Finney County welcomed Don Doll of the 3rd District and Bob Baker of the 2nd District to the board after ousting incumbents Irv Stephens and Jerry Davis in the August primary. Doll and Baker won in November and, along with other officials, took the oath at the Administrative Center. Cliff Mayo became chairman and Alan Fankhauser was named vice chairman.
Before leaving office, Stephens, 75, urged Finney County Commission members to resist borrowing money from sales tax revenues accumulating on the 1997 bond issued for the Law Enforcement Center project.
Finney County Health Department reports a surplus of about 600 flu vaccine doses. Health Administrator Kristi Schmitt urges residents to get vaccinated while supply lasts. Sharon Watson of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment cautions the public that demand is not high.
Watson notes it's seen as late in the year for flu shots as many people feel it is too late or they have made it this far. Schmitt remains hopeful others will still seek vaccination despite the hesitancy.
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