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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2008
Page
1
BreAnna Peeper, a four year old, enjoys flying her new Barbie kite on a bright winter day. The scene captures a child at play outdoors with a colorful kite under clear skies.
Four Ulysses High School sophomores Veronika McDaniel Julia Alcala Myranda Mason and Victoria Dowell died Thursday in a school lunch hour vehicle crash. Fellow student Jennifer Longfellow was listed in serious condition. A community memorial service is set for 7 p.m. Monday at the Grant County Civic Center Walker Auditorium in Ulysses.
The Kansas Senate approved a bill to raise minimum driving ages and create a supervised transition program for teens. The 34 to 6 vote aligns with a similar measure that passed last year, though some senators still voiced concerns about its specifics.
TOPEKA AP The House approved an illegal immigration measure after rewriting it so much that its chief sponsor disowned it. The bill stiffens penalties for using false documents to work illegally and makes aiding an illegal immigrant to vote a crime. It also bars businesses from misclassifying workers as independent contractors. Supporters cite tackling the growing immigrant issue. critics say it was watered down for business interests.
The Kansas Senate passed a funeral picketing bill 40 to 0 sending it to Governor Kathleen Sebelius for signing. The measure mirrors last year’s law but removes the judicial trigger, restricting protesters to within 150 feet of services and banning obstruction of streets. Rep. Ray Goyle praised the move while Rev. Fred Phelps’s group has protested hundreds of military funerals.
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