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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2002
Page
1
Ryan Joe Roth and Ariana Roth vie for the top spot in a playful king of the mountain contest on their cousin Kelli Kidder, capturing a lighthearted family moment and backyard competition.
Garden City voters head to the polls on Tuesday to decide whether a half-cent sales tax will continue permanently. Polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with the tax set to expire in October 2005. City commissioners say they want renewal now to plan for the city’s future. See Vote on Page A6.
Garden City teens expressed views on sex and STDs in a Finney County Youth Health Coalition survey of 223 females aged 14 15 and 177 females 16 20 as well as 226 males 14 15 and 192 males 16 20 with adults noting gaps between teen behavior and parental assumptions. The study compared teen responses with parents at local schools and highlighted differing beliefs about abstinence and oral sex.
In Scott City, 45-year-old pastor Jeff Arnold reveals he was not raised by his biological parents. He learned his mother, 29, had a 4-year-old son from a prior marriage and an affair with her brother's boss, shaping his empathy for abused women. He was told he was adopted, a truth that came to light as he ministered to others.
About 200 children hunted 3 000 plastic eggs at Tangeman Fields in a rebranded Garden City Recreation Commission event. The hunt was divided by age groups, began at 12 20 pm, and ended within minutes as baskets overflowed and plastic grass floated away.
In Kansas a Senate Budget Committee chair Morris expresses concern over Medicaid billing and rising health care costs. He likens state budgeting to farming hardships, warning of a fiscal crisis. The Hugo ton Republican leads amid multi million dollar health spending.
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