10 Jun 2004
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2004
Page
1
Riley Maynard is photographed in her grandmother’s flower garden. The image highlights a serene outdoor scene with blooming blooms and sunlit petals as a warm family portrait moment.
Americans in limousines and shorts waited through the night to pay respects to Ronald Reagan, 40th president, lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda. Scouts, workers, tourists, and a Native American partook, reflecting a cross section of the nation as the casket draped with the flag awaited the service.
Statewide elected Republicans laid a wreath for Ronald Reagan and displayed oversized sympathy cards in Topeka. Kansans were invited to sign the cards before they are sent to Reagan’s family. The event reflected Reagan’s enduring appeal and his impact on American belief in the country.
Merylin Douglass of the Kansas State Nurses Association urged Garden City Community College to hire an additional nursing instructor to handle more students. Evelyn Bowman, former director of nursing and paramedics programs, was terminated after two differences over vision and philosophy. Bowman, choosing to resign or be terminated, said she is seeking new work as trustees discussed the matter and offered to assist in finding her replacement.
Wide spread rains idle combines from Anthony to Great Bend halting cutting as heat worsened ripening in southern Kansas. Kansas Association of Wheat Growers executive says harvest still early but weather delays threaten test weights and potential sprout damage if rains persist for days.
Oil prices above forty dollars a barrel push Kansas severance tax receipts toward a higher than expected $18.7 million budget goal. Through the year the state has collected $16.7 million, about $1.6 million more than a year ago, though analysts warn gains may be offset by lower sales and motor fuel taxes and higher vehicle costs. State Budget Director Duane Goossen calls the gain not a windfall, given broader economic effects.
Tonight remains partly cloudy with a low near 55 degrees. Friday brings sunshine and patchy clouds with a high around 88 and a low of 55, followed by page A6 for details.
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