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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2007
Page
3
A Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis support group has formed in Garden City. The first meeting is at 7 p.m. Thursday in St. Catherine Hospital, classroom two. For details contact Jodi Galliart at 275-0506.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary will host a free CPR class Monday at the Eagles Lodge located at U S Highway 83 and Mary Street. The session starts at 7 p.m. and is open to anyone interested.
Alma Monreal, 24, pled guilty to unintentional second degree murder in the death of her newborn at her home nearly six years ago. Under a plea deal she could be free within five months, with three years probation and possible deportation after release, based on claims of mental illness at the time.
Curran notes CIP expansion invites residents to influence city projects. Halloran will revise the list for committee approval before a spring City Commission retreat to discuss project importance and budgets. A January 29 meeting will finalize details, with high priority given to a new animal shelter, street concrete, and land for Windsor Hotel parking.
AZA and Zoo officials rebut IDA claims that accredited facilities harm elephants. Garden City’s Lee Richardson Zoo and Jacksonville Zoo are cited for an elephant exchange under a species survival plan. AZA cites expanded exhibits, expert staff, and conservation funding as proof of proper care, while IDA members argue the opposite.
Scott City seventh graders presented ideas for what they would do as mayor in the If I Were Mayor essay contest. Skyler Glenn proposed a wind farm, recreation center and ethanol plant, while Karli Stucky urged a teen center and cleaner neighborhoods. The event included discussion with Mayor Strecker and council members about city needs and how changes are made.
TOPEKA AP English would become the state's official language under a bill Republicans began pushing Friday. The measure bars state entities from issuing materials in non English with limited exceptions for health safety rights in legal cases language learning commerce and common phrases. It would require English for official public documents like birth and death certificates. Since 1986 Kansas lawmakers have proposed 10 other English language measures and only one reached Senate committee in 1996 but no floor vote occurred.
A KU psychology professor says cell phones distract drivers more than radios and conversations, but Kansas lawmakers show little support for bans. With only 14 states restricting use by drivers, officials cite freedom and vote hurdles. A DOT task force may propose graduated licenses with phone limits for younger drivers.
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