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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 2002
Page
1
Ethan McComas and Kira Harris are pictured taking an afternoon nap together in a candid moment. Their quiet rest contrasts with a bustling scene, capturing a rare pause amid daily routines.
Jennifer Crone credits a mysterious donor with saving her daughter Paige Partin who faced a complex heart condition after birth. Paige, an O negative donor recipient, required five pints of blood for surgery delayed until she was strong enough. At 11 months old the operation proceeded with blood from the Red Cross and Paige emerged from surgery with multiple tubes and wires.
Debbie Kirk of Garden City Blood Center warns a dry summer is lowering blood supplies. The center, open since March 2001, aims to collect 20 pints daily and operates Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with additional donation days noted on Page A5.
State Treasurer Tim Shallenburger, a Republican candidate for governor, woos voters in Iola and Baxter Springs stressing anti tax hike and fiscal conservatism while meeting staff and a couple at the treasurer's office. He tours Russell Stover plant and plans a fundraiser with president Tom Ward. Shallenburger’s running mate is former Kansas City official Lee Shallenburger.
A dozen House committees completed rival recommendations on Bush's proposed Homeland Security Department. A nine member Select Committee will hold hearings and draft a bill for full House later this month with Senate action to follow. The panel will decide whether to keep the Coast Guard in Transportation, split INS, and keep FEMA independent, among other choices.
City commission set to meet Tuesday to trim the 2003 budget and lower the 37.362 mill levy. Potential cuts include requiring employees to pay 5 or 10 percent of health insurance premiums, raising about $50,000. Another option is reducing a $1.3 million borrowing plan for Big Pool improvements, lowering bond payments by about $175,000 yearly. Mill levy changes affect Finney County USD 457 and Garden City Community College levies. public hearing likely Aug. 13.
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