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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2002

Page

3

United Way to Host Annual Meeting January 31

The Finney County United Way will hold its annual meeting at 5 30 p m January 31 in Classroom One at St Catherine Hospital. The public is invited. Afterward the 2002 board will hold its first monthly meeting of the year.

Finney County United Way St. Catherine Hospital

Partners in Education grant applications still being taken

Garden City High School Holcomb Lakin Deerfield and Garden City Community College participate in the Partners in Education program and accept grant applications with a January 31 deadline. For grant requests contact Ann Price at 276 3246 or e mail aprice at s d g e dot net.

Garden City Holcomb Lakin Deerfield Garden City Community College Garden City Company Partners In Ann Price Aprice Odsge.net

Legislators criticize new federal education law

In Topeka lawmakers debate the No Child Left Behind Act amid concerns it could lower Kansas standards. Senator Pat Roberts urged caution on the teacher aide training requirement while state officials warn of costs and burdens for districts like Olathe.

Topeka U.S Pat Roberts Roberts Olathe Kansas Dwayne Umbarger R-Thayer Senate Education Committee Andy Tompkins John Wratil R.leawood Sen Christine Downey D-Newton Erin Dugan

Universities urge funding for Kansas research centers

More than 100 legislators traveled from the Statehouse to the Kansas State student union to hear KU, KState, and Wichita State pitch proposals for new life sciences, food safety, and aviation centers. Lawmakers and Regents leaders outlined a plan to issue 100 million dollars in bonds over five years starting in 2004 to attract federal matching funds, while defense against agroterrorism and post 9/11 technology reliance framed the appeal.

Manhattan Statehouse Kansas National Guard Kansas State Student Union University of Kansas Kansas State Wichita State University Kansas Board of Regents Marc Johnson College of Agriculture U.S Pat Roberts Jerry Moran Roberts America Food Safety Center

Science as tool for national safety after Sept 11

PAT ROBERTS urges renewed U S investment in science and technology to boost quality of life and strengthen security following the September 11 attacks. He frames research as essential to resilience and public welfare.

Pat Roberts

Kansas Legislature and Regents Online Resources

The Net page lists official sites for the Kansas Legislature and the State Board of Regents with links to legislative information and Regents governance. It directs readers to primary sources for laws sessions and higher education oversight.

Kansas Legislature Kslegislature.org State Board of Regents Kansasregents.com

Mobile home park suing over deadly gas leak blasts

The Big Chief Mobile Home Park owners seek over 12.5 million in damages in Reno County District Court against Kansas Gas Service, Western Resources, ONEOK and others. They accuse failing to maintain Yaggy gas storage field leading to gas leaks that caused two blasts and killed two residents, Bob and Sue Kinder, in downtown Hutchinson.

Hutchinson Big Chief

Graves says high road is his proudest term achievement

In his eighth and final year as governor, Bill Graves cites the high road as his proudest accomplishment, saying he has not embarrassed Kansas while critics warn of modest impact. The piece also notes Rep. Jim Morrison’s pacemaker update, Rep. Carl Krehbiel’s KU watch trip, and other statehouse scenes including lobbyist directory measures and energy policy aims.

Graves High Road Bill Graves Kansas Jim Morrison Colby Denver Nebraska Manhattan Krehbiel Lawrence Wildcats University of Kansas Jayhawk

Public hears on Kansas redistricting bill 2625 Topeka

The Kansas House Redistricting Committee schedules a 6 pm public hearing on HB 2625 at the Statehouse to weigh a Republican drawn map that would pair 10 incumbent Democrats head to head while inviting rural input via email or fax Democrats plan counterproposal today Speaker pro Tem Aurand says accommodations likely Graves questions map points to 49 Democrats 76 Republicans and potential court challenges for the plan Kansans may submit written testimony with names addresses and 50 copies of statements for distribution Senators set a separate 6 pm hearing January 29 at the Statehouse

Topeka Kansas House of Representatives House Committee On Statehouse Dennis McKinney Greensburg McKinney Coldwater Atwood John Faber Brewster Clay Aurand Courtland House Bill Graves Graves Legislative Research Department State Kathie Sparks Kansas Legislative Research Department SW 10Th Skyways.lib

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