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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2002
Page
1
A cardinal perched on a fence in the 1700 block of Glenellen Drive transported an item to its nest. Local observer notes the bird’s focused effort and precise placement as it moved along the fence line.
Gubernatorial candidate Dave Kerr visited Garden City Sunday to meet supporters and discuss his stance in the Republican primary. He called the race very tight and noted opponents have grown more negative, citing ads and criticisms tied to past state spending in the 1990s. Florence Metcalf of Hugoton praised Kerr for avoiding mudslinging.
Tim Shallenburger on a statewide tour stops at Lakin Dairy Queen as he contends he leads the race. He notes passing rival Bob Knight about a week ago and predicts Dave Kerr will finish third amid a harsher campaign from Knight.
Garden City officials expressed shock as the Recreation Commission voted not to assume management of the Big Pool in Finnup Park in 2008. City leaders questioned concerns on access for children, location, staffing, and pool condition, while the commission seeks a viable plan before deciding.
At the Deerfield Summer Celebration families explore a cow pen as children react to a calf and ask if it bites. A retired Kearny County Volunteer Fire Department engine cruises Main Street drawing cheers from passersby.
Raymond Kowalke, a double amputee in a wheelchair, works as a greeter for St Catherine Hospital Mission Ministries greeting arrivals three mornings a week. He says the job helps them make ends meet and complements his Out Patient Center shifts when not at the hospital. His wife Evelyn stood by him after he lost both legs to gangrene following a blood clot incident.
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