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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2005
Page
8
Brisk and colder tonight with a clear to partly cloudy sky. Winds will gust 15 to 30 mph from the northwest tomorrow. Clouds break for about six to eight hours of sunshine. Dry and less windy Saturday, then cooler Sunday as a cold front moves in from the north with a possible shower. Soil temperature yesterday.
In Topeka the House Republican majority rejected Democratic Gov. Kathleen Sebelius’s proposal to reorganize social service programs. The vote comes as GOP leaders offer a slower, divided plan aimed at saving costs and expanding services, while Sebelius warns of new bureaucracy and delayed reforms.
The Kansas science standards committee adopted a second draft that instructs teachers to teach not preach and insists it should be science not religion. The 16 to 5 vote occurred in Salina with final approval by the State Board of Education at an April meeting in Hutchinson. A minority report seeks broader scientific criticism of evolution, while supporters fear this moves toward creationism.
Wichita judge Gregory Waller criticized media coverage of the BTK serial killings calling it undisciplined and urged a court of law resolution. Memos from Wichita and Park City officials warned employees against discussing the case, while the district attorney’s office listed BTK victims’ families not to be contacted.
Cox Communications announces a schedule change effective March 28 2005 for digital cable channel 253. The channel will carry all Asian programming under the new AZN Television name starting May 8.
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