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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2001
Page
1
Telegram announces spring sports teams and church events for the coming weekend. Area congregations share services schedule, youth activities and neighborhood outreach details.
Tonight partly cloudy with a chance of mainly evening thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Saturday mostly sunny with highs near 70 to 85, northeast to southwest. Saturday night partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms west and central. Lows 50 to 55.
The Telegram notes that local news sports and editorials are accessible online at www.gctelegram.com and invites readers to visit for updates and features.
Garden City educators push for salary raises citing nearly 3 million dollars in unused district cash. Officials say unused funds cannot be redirected and warn of long term commitments if assets are diverted. See Talks, Page AS.
A 20 year old Garden City woman and her three young children were killed in a morning mobile home fire at 2224 W Kansas Ave No 3 in Wagon Wheel Trailer Park. Firefighters arrived at 7 20 AM to find four bodies in the center of the home and autopsies will rule out foul play.
In Topeka the House tried to override four Graves vetoes to curb 2002 spending but the Senate blocked all efforts. Gov. Bill Graves argued the overrides would not alter the state’s tight fiscal outlook while House leaders framed moves as budget discipline for next year’s tough finances.
Legal experts expect U S District Judge Richard Matsch to grant a delay for Timothy McVeigh as prosecutors face claims of withheld evidence. McVeigh's lawyers say the government fraudulently hid documents and audio material, while Justice officials say all relevant items have been provided.
As lawmakers wrapped up the session, some Kansas Children's Cabinet members criticized the budgeting of tobacco settlement money. Attorney General Carla Stovall weighs resignation, citing frustration over recommendations ignored. Former judge Jim Buchele already resigned in May amid the funding dispute. The Endowment for Youth holds over 1 billion from the multi state settlement, earning interest before funds transfer to children's programs. Gov Graves vetoed 2003 budget appropriations, saying legislators bypassed the cabinet.
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