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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 2003

Page

3

Mary Street bypass traffic routes near Garden City

Excavation on the U.S. Highway 50 400 83 bypass is finished to allow bridge work over Mary Street. Pile driving for bridge piers has begun. Mary Street remains restricted with right turns only onto the bypass and detours advised. traffic through Mary Street east of the bypass is closed. Signs direct Golf USA as new signals at K 156 and ramps operate.

Garden City Steve Cottrell Mary Street Campus Drive Cottrell Kansas Avenue Golf USA

Kansas group wins medallion for bilingual voting efforts

The Kansas Advisory Committee on Hispanic Affairs and Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh receive the National Association of Secretaries of State Medallion Award for supporting the bilingual voting project. Based on the 2000 Census, six Kansas counties Finney Ford Grant Haskell Kearny and Seward provided Spanish voting materials and translators for the November election. The award honors service to voter education participation and civic education across states.

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Holcomb Teens Eligible for Oratorical Contest

Students in grades nine through 12 may apply for the American Legion district VIII Oratorical Contest set for 2 p.m. February 9 at Garden City Post Home No. 9. The deadline to apply is February 1. The US Constitution will frame the prepared oration on citizen duties.

American Legion District VIII Garden City Post Home W. Pine St Garden City High School

Groups protest outside Brownback offices

About 70 people picketed outside Republican Sen. Sam Brownback s downtown offices in Wichita to protest a possible war against Iraq. Protesters from the Peace and Social Justice Center and Women s International League for Peace and Freedom delivered food to Brownback s offices, requesting the food be sent to Iraq instead of bombs.

Wichita Sam Brownback Iraq The Peace and Social Justice Center Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom Brownback

Rodeo legend Otis Jennings laid to rest in Lakin

Funeral services drew about 800 mourners from the tri state area at Lakin Wesleyan Church for rodeo figure Otis Jennings 79 who died Saturday at Kearny County Hospital. His wife Shirley remembered his laughter and community trust while family recalled a life devoted to horses cattle and rodeo events at the Jennings Indoor Arena and in Western Kansas and Colorado. Grandsons rode on horseback as the procession went to Lakin Cemetery with a simple buckboard coffin.

Lakin Otis Jennings Tri-State Wesleyan Otis Shirley Harlich Jennings Jennings Kearny County Lakin, Leaving Behind A Family, Community and Even A Region of Mourners. “Otis Steve Sparks Bud Jennings Kansas Garden City Syracuse Vannatta Shirley Jennings River Road Colorado Shirley Bud Bill National Little Britches Rodeo Association

Gilliam to speak at Garden City Community College

Washington Post columnist Dorothy Butler Gilliam will speak at Garden City CC on Martin Luther King Jr. Day about The Civil Rights Movement Past and Present from 10 a.m. to noon in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building auditorium. The event is free and open to the public.

Martin Luther King Jr Washington Post Dorothy Butler Gilliam Garden City Community College Gilliam Pauline Joyce Garden City Lily Tolbert Robertson All Nations Pentecostal Church of Liberal City of College GCCC National Association For Black Journalists The King Post Metro Desk Washington, D.C Wttg TV Memphis, Tenn Paul Robeson New Republic Books Freedom Forum New York

Miss Southwest Kansas Pageant Lights Up Ulysses Friday Night

Eight Kansas ladies vie for the Miss Southwest Kansas crown at 7 p.m. Saturday in Kepley Middle School Auditorium Ulysses. Contestants with local ties include Naomi Garza Jessica Henson Ti Trosper Lindsee Wilson Brooke Helton and others from nearby towns. Tickets cost 7 for adults 5 for children 12 and under.

Kansas Ulysses High School Carlos and Dora Garza Ulysses Jessica Deneé Henson Kansas State University Carl and Barb Henson Ti Trosper Georg Ann Trosper Kansas Area Lindsee M. Wilson Fort Hays State University Robert Pamela Wilson Hugoton Brooke Nicole Helton Syracuse High School Jake Sandy Scholl Syracuse John Annie Helton Garden City Renee Lynn Johnson University of Kansas Lee and Janelle Johnson Overland Park Renee Nicole Michelle Fischer Gregg and Leann Fischer Great Bend Cassie Jo Belmear Bruce Cindy Belmear Caldwell Brom Bond With Flowers Russ’ Gift Center

Pro-Am profits dip as community support wanes

The Southwest Kansas Pro-Am fundraiser shows a steady decline from a 1999 peak of 71,000 dollars to 28,500 dollars raised in 2002 for St. Catherine Hospital’s Newborn Intensive Care Unit. Pro-Am coordinator Lynn Schoonover cites fewer sponsors and lower donations amid cautious local spending, with hospital officials planning uses for the funds and future donor outreach.

Southwest Kansas St. Catherine Hospital Lynn Schoonover Parker Gayleen Bernal Maternal and Child Services St. Catherine Bernal

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