Fort Riley Seeks Buffer Zone
Fort Riley authorities push for a buffer zone around the installation to reduce environmental and safety concerns, outlining proposed boundaries and potential impacts on nearby communities and activities.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2006
Page
1
Fort Riley authorities push for a buffer zone around the installation to reduce environmental and safety concerns, outlining proposed boundaries and potential impacts on nearby communities and activities.
Ellen and Ellis Hahn of Lakin welcome their first great grandson Kay den Boatman. The family shares joy at the milestone and honors the new arrival in a small local celebration.
A legislative education audit notes inconsistencies in reporting and definitions of ESL students across Kansas districts and finds immigrant children in several small districts receive no English teaching services. Auditors cite mobility and staffing gaps, while advocates say remote districts struggle to recruit qualified bilingual and special education teachers.
Local law enforcement and citizens form a protective team Saturday for soldier Clint Upchurch's funeral to guard mourners from protesters. Upchurch of the 101st Airborne was killed January 7 in Samarra, Iraq. Patriot Guard Road Captain Ralph Rojas expects about 100 members to attend. Westboro Baptist Church plans to protest, citing religious views. Funeral set for 2 p.m. at Word of Life Church with potential tension from the planned demonstration.
Civil rights activist Dick Gregory spoke at Garden City Community College for Celebrating the Dream honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day. He praised progress, warned some would disagree, and noted widespread gains for women and disabled people while addressing race relations and current issues to about 1,200 attendees.
TOPEKA AP The Senate Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to create an inspector general position to identify fraud abuse and waste in Medicaid. The inspector general would be appointed for a four year term by the attorney general subject to Senate confirmation. Last year a special Medicaid panel urged appointment by the governor and placement in the Division of Health Policy and Finance.
Pakistani officials said a US missile strike in Damadola near the Afghan border killed four top al Qaida operatives including Midhat Mursi al Sayid Umar and Abdul Rehman al Maghribi. Also cited were Abu Obaidah al Masri and a relative of Ayman al Zawahri as possible casualties amid arrests of five suspects.
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