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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2003
Page
1
A toddler named Tyler Stutzman, age two, sits in a bathtub brushing his teeth. The moment captures a child engaged in daily self care with a parent nearby for safety.
The article notes upcoming filing deadlines for Holcomb and Garden City boards and the City Council. It reports that April 1 elections will fill Holcomb and Garden City posts with limited primary interest seen, contrasts with 2001 when primaries were common, and lists five Garden City Commission filings including incumbents Perkins and Wharton, former commissioner Douglass, and Gary Fuller. Kraig Ranlee Deadline is mentioned as a newcomer.
Jessica Henson, a 21 year old Ulysses native, earned Miss Southwest Kansas 2008 and a 1200 dollar scholarship after four years of competition. She credited experience and learning from each contestant as key to her victory.
Jack Beery runs Pro-Clean Powerwashing and moonlights cleaning where grime hides. He cites concrete lots at Golden Corral and hospitals like St. Catherine as clients, using 240 degree water and 3,000 psi to lift gum and grime.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius urged lawmakers to pursue a streamlined sales tax on Internet purchases. Critics doubt Massachusetts. The Senate committee will hear revenue officials at 10 30 a m Wednesday as supporters seek federal approval to let states tax online sales.
Monsanto Co of Ulysses will close its plant in two weeks and relocate to Dumas Texas. The facility will be emptied and a new agri business will move in, employing more workers and remaining crop tied. Local officials note the shift ends decades of seed processing and packaging for hybrid and certified sorghum.
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