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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2005
Page
1
Sterling Dean Crockett bakes Christmas cookies at his great grandmother's home with festive photos capturing the warm family scene and holiday spirit.
Kansas water officials urge a $1.3 million budget request to begin paying irrigators to limit pumping from the fast-declining Ogallala Aquifer. The proposal faces budget concerns but is backed as essential for sustaining western Kansas economies and future water life.
April 5 election offers multiple contenders for Garden City USD 457 three open seats. George Hopkins, Ed Porter III, Tom Blackburn, incumbent John Scheppner, and Marsha Elyn Wright filed. Porter is first–time candidate with local roots, business and education ties. Scheppner seeks a third term. Wright is a first‑time candidate, freelance writer and educator.
A Kansas led pilot program tests tracking cattle in transit using GPS and radio frequency tagging. The USDA funds 11.6 million across 29 states, with Kansas receiving 805 thousand for a one year test to capture time date location and animal IDs as trucks move cattle to market.
In Topeka, opponents challenge a proposed state constitutional ban on same sex marriage and civil unions arguing it would deny health benefits and other rights to both gay and unmarried heterosexual couples. Wichita resident Bill Dunn and his male partner, who adopted three children in California, fear loss of benefits from SBC Corp.
A Kansas humanities grant funds a local study on Southeast Asian families in Garden City. Mary Regan directs the project to collect interviews with Vietnamese residents to learn why they settled here and what keeps them, exploring culture from Vietnam and adjustments in Kansas. The program, titled Starting Over Staying On, is supported by a $7,800 NEH and We the People initiative.
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