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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 2002

Page

4

Noelle Bush the Florida governor's daughter jailed for treatment violation

The 24 year old Noelle Bush faces contempt of court for violating a drug treatment program. Her high profile connections to Gov Jeb Bush and President Clinton's brother drew national attention, yet the case shows equal treatment, with three days in jail and a return to a treatment center.

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Community debate on ninth grade center and school expansion

Readers urge restraint on new taxes and press for a larger high school instead of a ninth grade center. They warn the plan would raise costs, limit student options, and shift funding to property owners while questioning board and taxpayer voices.

Debate over ninth grade center proposal draws voter contempt

The community polls show 47 yes 36 percent 77 no 60 percent 5 undecided 4 percent as residents question funding and need. Critics urge trimming budgets and expanding existing middle schools rather than building a new expandable monument to education.

Quizlet-style GOP primary buzz picks August 6

The tied seven candidate field prompts chatter on who looks most impressive. Dan Bloom, Dave Kerr, Bob Knight, Tim Shallenberger, and others vie for momentum ahead of the Aug. 6 Republican primary, with observers seeking a clear frontrunner.

Car Trouble During Holiday Leads Tulsa Couple to Garden City Rescue

A Tulsa couple recounts a July 4 car breakdown near Garden City on U S Highway 50 West. After failed calls to 20 repair shops, a City Hall encounter with City Manager Bob Halloran and a fire department helper led to quick service from Marv's Auto Repair. Technician Ron Leys and helper Mike Milligan fixed a spark plug issue for $25, ensuring a trouble-free 1500 mile Colorado trip.

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Contested Faith and Trade Policy Prompt Controversy

Reader letters critique July coverage on trust and pledge while opposing Fast Track trade authority. The writer cites Judeo Christian roots, founding fathers, and Constitution references, arguing religion is foundational and criticizing ongoing U S trade negotiations and related legislation amid recent FTAs and Bush administration push.

Congress U.S Bush Hemisphere America NAFTA Kansas Regina Kysar Kendra Reynolds Donald Kaul Washington Thomas Jefferson God A.C.L.A Fast Track Trade Authority Executive Branch Senate House White House Jordan Vietnam Chile Singapore Australia New Zealand South Korea Clinton

Kansans applaud world spotlight on Prairie Dunes event

Hutchinson hosts a world class U S Women’s Open with 150 top golfers at Prairie Dunes. Local media coverage and Kansas outlets boosted national attention and pride. Fans celebrate the event and anticipate September’s Kansas State Fair “Party on the Prairie” in Hutchinson.

Prairie Dunes Country Club Hutchinson Prairie Dunes Juli Inskster Kansas

Letter cites July 6 plan on Big Pool and water park

Nancy Teetzen argues in a letter that the city should fund a Big Pool upgrade and an attached water park for about eight million dollars. She challenges the commissioners’ claim that plans are settled and urges continued public input.

Nancy Teetzen Garden City

Telegram critique of KDOT records fight and bias

Steve Delaney argues the Kansas Department of Transportation improperly blocked access to railroad crossing data and ratings, prompting a lawsuit that grew into a broader freedom of information battle. He contends the Court of Appeals wrongly upheld the agency, warns of chilling effects, and calls for legislative change.

Kansas Secretary of Transportation Dean Carlson Carlson Kansas Court of Appeals Telegram KDOT Holcomb Appeals Court Moxie

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