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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2004
Page
1
A brief note reports that gravestone engraving remains a thriving craft with artisans preserving traditional techniques while adapting to modern designs. Local makers emphasize detailed inscriptions, legible fonts, and durable materials suitable for long term cemeteries.
Picture This Miles, age 4, and Abbie Purcell, six months, are notched in a local sports tease as the Larks topple the Trojans and earn a spot in the title game.
About 70 students led by Salina Hispanic leader Rodrigo Bonilla urged House Speaker Doug Mays to revive a bill allowing undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition at Kansas colleges. The measure, approved by both chambers, faces opposition and procedural delays as Gov. Sebelius backs the bill and calls for House action.
Kansas meatpacker Creekstone Farms plans to test every animal slaughtered at its Arkansas City plant for mad cow disease seeking USDA approval. Rival US Premium Beef chief Steve Hunt says the move signals a shift in trade strategy and could affect industry alignment.
Police say three Charles O Stones Intermediate Center students made up bruising claims against a USD 457 substitute, clearing the teacher and forwarding the case to Finney County Attorney for possible false reports. Parents insist their sons were not adequately questioned and were not told the probe was closed.
Garden City USD 457 Board plans Monday night meeting with a closed session to discuss personnel. The focus is the two remaining candidates for Garden City High School principal, alongside beginning budget discussions on the agenda.
Larry Andersen, 53, a former principal at Olathe North High School and retiree from the suburban Kansas City district, and Shelly Schwatken, 36, longtime assistant principal at GCHS, are featured as candidates for USD 457 principal at a Monday board meeting in the Educational Support Center.
The Wheatland Electric Co op reverse osmosis water treatment plant advances toward pumping treated water into city pipes within two weeks. A disposal well leak halted progress since December, but repairs and a KDHE inspection followed the fix, with Perry Smith noting contaminants are removed in the treatment process.
Garden City commissioners will meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Garden City Administrative Center to hear an update on the reverse osmosis water plant. Officials say water will begin flowing to homes in about two weeks, with full operation expected the following week as final tuning and quality parameters are finished.
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