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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2001
Page
5
Trisha Dietz of Garden City is accepted to attend the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine in Boston from June 24 to July. The forum is an educational program focused on career development for high school students pursuing medicine, with 350 other participants from across the country.
Amy Maddux of Deerfield was chosen for a National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine in Boston from July 8 to July 17. She will be introduced to patient diagnosis medical ethics public health and research practices during the forum.
Evan Fox, a KU sophomore with a 4.0 GPA in his freshman year, earns University Honors Program admission at the University of Kansas. He is named a Mount Oread Scholar and receives the Crimson and Blue Scholarship for next year, and is active in Kappa Sigma. He is the son of Steve and Jan Fox of Garden City.
Stephanie Andrea Mueller daughter of John and Irmtraud Yount of Garden City receives the Honor Scholarship for 6000 dollars yearly at Salem College Winston-Salem NC Mueller a Hedgesville High School graduate Hedgesville WV
Kansas districts, including Syracuse Garden City and Holcomb, largely ban corporal punishment. Syracuse allows it only in a separate room with a witness and as a last resort, while Garden City and Holcomb have prohibited the practice for about 10 and during a decade respectively due to legal concerns and liability.
longtime endowment association director Debbie Dick announces July 31 retirement after 16 years. under her leadership the scholarship fund swelled tenfold since 1985 and a $230000-plus gift last year funded renovations and programs. she credits patrons and groups like the Mary Beth Williams Charitable Trust and Finnup Foundation for nearly $2 million in support and says graduates’ success has been the true payoff. she plans to pass the reins, hopeful for new ideas and a fresh perspective.
The 1997-98 school year notes spanking in a belt belt region of the South. Kansas officials say most districts have abandoned corporal punishment, with only limited cases remaining. Local boards, lawmakers, and unions show balking at a statewide ban, while schools rely on detention, in school suspension, or expulsion for discipline. Parental backing and engaging programs influence behavior.
Parole warden Dave Jackson will arrest and jail local citizens in a mock court fundraiser at the Finnup Center for Conservation to raise funds for the American Heart Association. Detainees post bail by appealing for contributions, with two weeks before their court appearance.
The first official weekend of summer drew crowds at the state park with swimmers in the afternoons and fishermen in the mornings and evenings. Theresa Morris of the Beach House noted a Sunday wind slowdown but said overall the area stayed busy through the weekend and into the week. Participants like Martin and Adair enjoyed hiking, ballparks, and Main Street outings despite 90 degree heat, while Torres praised the longer days for productivity.
The bulletin notes harvest starts this week with moisture content between 13 and 20 percent in Cimarron. Finney County shows 14 percent moisture on small yields, while poor fall planting and a cold winter reduced overall production. Statewide, 1 million acres of winter wheat were abandoned as farmers switch to more profitable crops, creating wheat cutter surpluses and a need for workers in the Wheat Harvest Program. The office can be reached at (620) 275-8089.
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