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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2001
Page
1
A renewed battle over abortion rights surfaces in Alaska after nearly three decades, with lawmakers, activists, and communities weighing access, protections, and potential policy shifts amid a changing political landscape.
Kansas forecast notes mostly cloudy conditions with a possible flurry in the northwest. Lows reach 15 to 20 west and 25 to 30 east. Tuesday brings partly sunny skies with highs of 35 to 40 west and 40 to 45 east.
The Telegram directs readers to its internet site www gctelegram com for local news sports and editorials providing updates beyond the print edition.
A wind-up train bought at Sears and Roebuck ignited a spark in two year old Charlie Anstaett. The classic oval track toy, affordable in its day, faded into a cherished memory of a simple hobby.
NEIGHBORS recounts how Anstaett’s childhood fascination with a wind up train grew into a large hobby. His basement houses 613 train cars and 10 engines in a miniature town, a passion shared by his father and workers who stayed up late on Christmas. Joy calls him a train buff, though that understates the fever.
In Topeka, Connie Peck watches for late child support checks as Kansas moves from county to centralized statewide payments. Legislators plan a meeting to probe SRS and seek possible remedies while mothers like Lisa Morgan report long delays and lost income after six months of sick leave.
Crowds at the National Guard building marked the Chinese New Year and a celebration of American and Vietnamese culture. More than 200 people participated as the event honored ancestors and high achieving students, with national anthems, flags, traditional outfits, candles, and flowers. Former Mayor Bonnie Talley and IBP received recognition and a $800 donation to the Vietnamese celebration.
President Bush plans to issue an executive order restricting U S funding to international family planning groups involved in abortion, a first major policy move by the new administration. The move coincides with abortion opponents marching in Washington as critics warn it may threaten women’s reproductive rights and Roe v Wade.
Alan Becker, a 40 year old Lakin businessman and co owner of Lakin Lanes bowling alley, vanished January 2 prompting a missing person report and a gutted home. His return Friday ended the case as deputies confirmed contact with him and said he had been out of state for personal reasons.
A Finney County group received 1000 from the FCEDC to promote a 33 million Garden City high school bond that failed. The issue now before the Attorney General asks if voter message creators may use public money, with state law prohibiting funds used to promote an issue. The group says funds were for education, not promotion.
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