KU basketball photo with Darcy Wells and friends at game
Four people including Darcy Wells Kenji Mader Cassie Glenn and Karli Mader pose with KU basketball player Wayne Simien during a January game. Photo by Deb Mader Garden City.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2005
Page
1
Four people including Darcy Wells Kenji Mader Cassie Glenn and Karli Mader pose with KU basketball player Wayne Simien during a January game. Photo by Deb Mader Garden City.
The article profiles high speed pursuits by Finney County and Garden City law enforcement. Capt. Mike Warren notes pursuits range from two minutes to over thirty minutes with speeds often exceeding 65 mph and occasionally surpassing 90 mph. Stop sticks are ineffective on dirt roads, and safety remains the core objective amid evolving chase tactics.
Garden City High School juniors and seniors tackled graffiti in an alley along Santa Fe Lane. Spanish teacher and Milken award winner Jesse Bernal organized the effort using part of his $25,000 prize. Students, many from the Spanish National Honor Society or AP Spanish, painted over walls and cleared brush despite brief rain threats.
In Topeka the Senate trimmed an education funding plan, rejected new taxes, and halted debate to watch the KU versus Kansas State game. The plan would add 170 million dollars in public school aid for the new fiscal year using existing revenues and reserves, while tax hikes failed. Debate to resume with a House alternative of 102 million for one year.
A federal judge blocked the planned reopening of the U S border to cattle and expanded beef imports from Canada amid mad cow fears. RCALF United Stockgrowers of America based in Billings argued the move risked consumers and U S cattle producers and sought a temporary halt until its lawsuit is heard.
Lila Neal an Abe Hubert Middle School special education teacher was charged Wednesday with two counts of battery after allegedly striking a 13 year old boy twice in class. Garden City police served her with two penal summonses making charges filed in Garden City Municipal Court and the incidents occurred February first and second in computer class.
Tonight mainly clear with a low around 30 degrees. Friday will be sunny to partly cloudy with a high near 63 and a low around 30. Details on Page A8.
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