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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2002
Page
5
Kansas providers like Strand balance infants 18 months and preschool rules while caring for 13 children ages six months to 10 years. Other caregivers note rising parental demands for teaching, contracts, and timely pay. The turnover rate runs around 40 percent as veterans mentor newcomers and providers pursue recognition as professionals.
Zellner recalls meeting Martin Luther King Jr at Rev Abernathy's church while a student at Huntingdon College. He joined the SNCC and endured arrests and threats, later teaching at Tulane and serving as civil rights curator for the MLK Museum. He authored White Southerner in the Civil Rights Movement.
Washington AP report says fired auditor David Duncan told investigators Enron and Arthur Andersen shared blame for partnership schemes that hid debt. Rep. Jim Greenwood said Duncan avoided blaming Enron and claimed双方 mistakes. A Thursday hearing may include Duncan, Berardino, and Nancy Temple.
Officials review registered day care homes amid gaps in inspection and licensing. Experts warn many providers operate off the radar, while tensions between parents and providers focus on contracts, schedules, and paying for care. Care Connection guides families across 13 counties with resources and referrals.
Woman adapting to a new home recalls church organ past and family gatherings. Paul Numrich helps with mail and meals, and she notes better variety in meals here. Born in Scott County, KU graduate in bacteriology, she worked in Kansas City and at Scott County Hospital, raising two children, Louise and Skip. She values family support and the welcoming afternoon light on amaryllis as she adjusts to the new surroundings.
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