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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2006
Page
1
Swimmers from the Scott City Stars and the Scoti Lightning line up at the blocks for a race in a Ulysses swim meet. Amber Miller is noted in the caption alongside the scene.
Garden City residents and officials discuss local bans as 11 Kansas cities already restrict smoking in public venues. Health officials push for city ordinances citing Surgeon General Carmona on secondhand smoke, while a statewide ban remains absent beyond state buildings.
New Jersey becomes the latest state to adopt a no smoking law joining a growing group. By July 1, 2006, 17 states and 461 towns, cities and counties will enforce no smoking rules.
A Garden City Finney County animal shelter faces severe overcrowding as dogs and puppies fill cages and outdoor spaces. Officials and volunteers report daily arrivals and euthanizations due to space limits, with $124000 allocated for 2006 to cover supplies salaries and repairs.
Washington AP report quotes Surgeon General Richard Carmona declaring secondhand smoke a serious health hazard with no safe exposure level. He calls for completely smoke free buildings and public places, noting millions exposed and tens of thousands of deaths annually.
City commissioners moved to recognize Garden City firefighters as part of LAFF Local 64 after joining a collective bargaining entity. A 3-2 vote directs City Attorney Randy Grisell to draft a resolution recognizing the firefighters under LAFF locally rather than under the PEER Act, expanding local union status.
Tonight will be clear with a low near 62 degrees. Thursday brings abundant sun and heat with a high around 97 and a low near 64. Details on Page A8.
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