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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2005
Page
1
Nancy Teetzen visits a favorite site at the Dallas Arboretum, enjoying a quiet garden moment with Paul Teetzen noted in the caption. The piece highlights the arboretum as a beloved local spot and features personal context around the visit.
Garden City officials discussed Avi ation Director Ron Hall's arrest on three felony counts of criminal threat and multiple misdemeanors. City Manager Bob Halloran noted earlier non criminal incidents, while stating Hall remains an employee on unpaid suspension as officials review potential policy or legal violations.
Glenn Bailey advances in both Ingalls City Council and USD 477 School Board primaries, facing a required April choice if elected to two seats. Kansas Attorney General opinion says one person cannot serve on two boards, but Bailey doubts a conflict. Dan Dwyre advances only in council, Orville Anstaett fails. Wells joins as fourth council candidate for two open seats.
Finney County native and small business owner David Crase tops the Garden City city commission primary with 841 votes, 21.33 percent. Six candidates advance to the April 5 general election to fill three seats, while Harold Starr and Mildred Sears are eliminated.
Millionaire adventurer Steve Fossett confronted a serious fuel system problem on his solo around the world flight. Mission control officials reviewed data as the crew faced a go no go decision and Fossett contemplated leaving Japanese airspace for Hawaii. If continuing east toward the U S mainland, a 1 p.m. update was expected.
Residents, students, teachers, administrators, parents and community members shared priorities for a superintendent candidate. Group meetings led by Max Heim of the Kansas Association of School Boards underscored desires for a bilingual candidate and a long-term commitment to Garden City.
At a special USD 457 Board of Education session, city business leaders, a parents and community group, district administrators, and other leaders spoke. Heim stated the schools exist for kids and praised the broad focus on student needs.
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