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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2002

Page

5

Emergency substitutes drive need in USD 457 districts

The district relies on emergency substitutes as most can only work one to two days weekly. About 85 percent are college students and 80 percent pursue teaching. Kansas issued 6,696 emergency substitute certificates since July, with 4,311 holding bachelor degrees. Training and background checks accompany placements, and several substitutes share long careers, like Carol Blackburn who values the role and adapts across grades.

Sander Garden City Kansas Department of Education Susan Herbert Kansas Bureau of Investigation Federal Bureau of Investigation USD 457 Blackburn Patti Ansley USC 457 Ansley Garden City Community College Holcomb Usd 363 Phil Keidel Keidel Holcomb USD 368 Jerry Nordberg Mary Ann Bennett

Peoples Natural Gas Ends Drop-Off Payments in Garden City

Peoples Natural Gas will discontinue customer payment drop-off boxes, eliminating one customer service rep job with severance. The change, corporatewide, takes effect March 15 with no current Garden City openings for laid-off workers. Customers are urged to use CheckLine and will be notified. other cities will follow. Call 800 303 0752 for billing questions.

Phil Escareno Peoples Natural Gas Garden City Escareno Long Great Bend Wichita Concordia Lawrence

British man Reid pleads innocent in shoe bomb case

Richard C. Reid, a 28 year old British citizen, pleaded not guilty in Boston federal court to eight terrorism related charges over the December 22 incident on American Airlines Flight 63 after attempting to ignite plastic explosives in his shoes. The case involves alleged al Qaida training in Afghanistan and aims to cover a new mass transportation wrecking count. Reid faced potential life sentences. his attorney questioned the applicability of that charge to the aircraft.

Boston Richard C. Reid American Airlines Reid Afghanistan al-Qaida Paris-to-Miami Logan International Congress Tamar Birckhead U.S Judith Dein Birckhead Jim Oberstar Minnesota House Transportation Committee Pittsburgh Knoxville Tenn Norman Y. Mineta CBS

National Farms to Sell 140000 Head Cattle Feed Yard Assets

National Farms plans the sale of its area feed yards totaling 140000 cattle, citing a strategic shift from operating businesses to selling them. CEO Haw notes production agriculture is tough and aims to focus on other ventures. other holdings like the Livestock Exchange Building and a 40 acre West Bottoms site may also be sold.

Haw Bass National Farms Flint Hills Livestock Exchange West Bottoms Kansas City

Airport security rules spark mixed lines nationwide

New airport security standards began with generally smooth flows at most hubs including Newark Baltimore Albuquerque Tampa Manchester and Pittsburgh but Logan Boston faced long slow queues. Delay worries centered on gusty cold and weekend advisories while officials promote bag matching and earlier arrivals as part of the new security regime.

Newark N.J Baltimore Albuquerque N.M Tampa Fla Manchester N.H Pittsburgh Boston Logan Joanne Slotnik Salt Lake City Slotnik US Airways

Powell pushes India Pakistan back from brink of war

Secretary of State Colin Powell said India and Pakistan were pulling back from war as they agreed to dialogue steps after a three day mission urging nuclear rivals to end their stand off. He met Prime Minister Vajpayee and Foreign Minister Singh and voiced cautious optimism for a path to talks. Musharraf said war could be avoided but warned Pakistan would defend itself if attacked.

New Delhi India Colin Powell Pakistan Powell Lleave Atal Bihari Vajpayee Jaswant Singh Pervez Musharraf

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