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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2005
Page
1
San Xavier del Bac Mission’s Tucson courtyard referenced in a list update. Dixie Baker in Garden City connected to the notice. The report notes Lakin’s removal from a hate group list amid ongoing discussions.
In Pinellas Park Florida Terri Schiavo’s parents filed for an emergency injunction to keep her fed as judge James Whittemore set a hearing this afternoon. The House passed a bill allowing a federal judge to decide on reinsertion after President Bush signed it, drawing outrage from Michael Schiavo.
President Bush signed emergency legislation giving Terri Schiavo’s parents the right to sue in federal court over the withdrawal of nourishment and medical treatment. The move follows intense public and political debate as lawmakers chose sides in the family battle. A Tampa lawyer filed for an emergency injunction soon after the signing. House Majority Leader Tom DeLay praised the decision, saying it offers Terri Schiavo a chance to live.
RV lovers explored 30 campers and several boats and ATVs at the KBUF Show held over the weekend. Garden City residents Vicki and Gene Gile eyed a retirement camper while backing river-area water projects. Finney Ford Gray and Hodgeman voters face April 5 sales tax hike to fund dam and park near Jetmore. Rick Walz of Garden City eyed new models for Kanopolis lake trips.
Tom Blackburn, parent of four, runs for the USD 457 Board of Education citing Garden City diversity as a learning asset. He notes opportunities from cultural variety while acknowledging funding challenges, believing diversity helps students become more well rounded.
46 year old account manager from Rosen's Inc with a BS in agricultural economics from Oklahoma State University, married to Carol, four children Erin 18 Kyle 16 Mark 14 Sara 12, has served 11 years on Beef Empire Days Rodeo Committee and two years on the high school wrestling booster club. He supports continuing special education and other programs amid funding reforms and would work with a new superintendent if elected.
Rita G. Mufioz, known as Grandma to local children, after 30 plus years in Garden City schools, now spends days directing traffic at Harding and Center streets. At 73, daughter of a railroad worker, she moved to the area in 1937 and continues serving youth with a red stop sign and green vest.
A longtime Buffalo Jones Elementary staff member, known as Grandma, retired after 31 years and continued aiding classrooms and lunch supervision at Jennie Wilson Elementary. Nearly two years ago she began supervising student safety at the busy intersection near Jennie Wilson and the Garden City Family YMCA.
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