Candidates in Tuesday's election at Sagebrush Road refuge
A photo caption notes the buffalo herd grazing near Sagebrush Road at the Finney County Game Refuge as coverage mentions candidates in Tuesday's election.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2003
Page
1
A photo caption notes the buffalo herd grazing near Sagebrush Road at the Finney County Game Refuge as coverage mentions candidates in Tuesday's election.
Lawmakers in Kansas introduced measures to strip tax breaks from Sunflower Electric Power Corp for the Holcomb plant citing promises to hire Kansans amid unemployment and out-of-state worker use. Senate President Kerr and Rep. Burroughs led the push, with Bechtel mentioned as the project manager. The $800 million project could employ up to 1,000 workers, officials said.
American led forces drop 1000 pound bombs on Iraqi Republican Guard units around Baghdad and fight to control Nasiriyah. Bush warns of further sacrifices as F A 18s hit a fuel depot and missile site. Civilians die at a crowded market while wounded soldiers return home. US officials note Iraqi troops in chemical protection gear amid fears of chemical warfare. Rumsfeld blasts Syria over alleged military shipments. Demonstrations in Iran denounce the war.
Caidan Hunter Orozco born at 1:22 a.m. in St. Catherine Hospital’s new Maternal Child Care Center. He weighs 7 pounds 2 1/2 ounces and is 20 inches long. His sister Cheyanne, 6, greeted him as Jennifer and Stephen Orozco of Garden City celebrate the center’s opening amid a $10-year renovation project.
Ken Rishel a Bethphage computer technician and one of six candidates for four USD 457 Board seats says academics require focus and graduation rates must improve He urges greater community and parent involvement noting that without it schools may shut down See Rishel Page AS
Ken Rishel works as a computer technician for Bethphage Family. His wife Susan is a records manager at Sunflower Electric. They have two children, Sabrina, 21, and Jaime, 19. He earned associate degrees in computer science and electronics technology from Pueblo Community College, Colorado.
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