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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2002
Page
1
A playful note highlights Lady the cat as a symbol of broad affection for ice cream among onlookers. The quirky scene underscores a lighthearted community moment centered on shared treats and smiles.
Finney County Sheriff Kevin Bascue says a man in his mid-50s was shot and killed by a Finney County Sheriff's deputy after an early morning incident tied to a one car crash on South Farmland Road. The case is being investigated by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, the Finney County Sheriff's Office, and Garden City Police Department. The victim's identity remains unreleased as family members have not been contacted.
Topeka governor Bill Graves says a new round of budget reductions is certain due to weak revenue. He plans cuts in August but will not mandate agency layoffs. Collections missed estimates by over 200 million for the year ending June 30, with the 4.4 billion budget for the current year slightly smaller than last year.
Garden City USD 457 teachers approved the 2002 03 negotiated agreement by a 225 to 39 vote needing 261 for quorum. The deal raised certified staff pay 3.04 percent with a $250 incentive in the sixth year for five year veterans and a starting salary of 27500 for new hires.
The Kansas Supreme Court unanimously ruled the Department of Corrections must release most records on parole supervision histories of inmates. The Eagle sought names of parolees charged with murder or manslaughter from 1996 to 1999 and related crime information, plus panel reviews and member identities. The court allowed exemption only for personal notes and opinions of parole officers.
American citizens may be among those serving as behind the scenes advisers to al Qaida cells operating in the United States. Some are believed to be immersed in American life and able to direct attacks financially without direct participation. Officials estimate up to 5,000 people may have some connection to al Qaida in the United States, with actual operatives possibly in the low hundreds or less.
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