Wheat tour finds outlook not so bright
Picture This Joshua Ramirez smiles in Satanta Elementary School's early childhood classroom during a wheat tour briefing.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2003
Page
1
Picture This Joshua Ramirez smiles in Satanta Elementary School's early childhood classroom during a wheat tour briefing.
Grenade attack on a U S Army compound in Fallujah wounds seven soldiers as anti American demonstrators clash with troops. The assault followed a related convoy fire outbreak that killed two Iraqis and wounded 18, heightening tensions as Bush readied a wartime address.
To balance the 10 billion dollar fiscal 2004 budget the Kansas House weighs tax hikes or delaying refunds. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius opposes tax increases and refunds delays as a way to erase a 254 million dollar deficit. House debate centers on a 0.5 cent sales tax rise and a 3.5 percent surcharge on individual income tax, while Republicans favor delaying 60 million in refunds. Sebelius vows not to sign any plan delaying refunds. Senate President Kerr questions that pledge as parties seek a revenue balance plan. A shared move already approved delays a 213 million state school aid payment from June to July, with Sebelius proposing 300 million in bonds and expanded gambling.
Beverly Sharp, 1994 Garden City High School graduate and Johnson County legislator representing Shawnee and Lenexa, is part of a group of 20 freshmen lawmakers shaking up Topeka. Her mother recalls a vivid memory of entering a room filled with tennis balls with Lee Sharp.
The American GI Forum Local Chapter 55 organizes a Cinco de Mayo weekend in Garden City starting with a 3:30 p.m. Saturday parade on Fulton Street, followed by crowning at the Finney County Fairgrounds and a 9 p.m. dance at the Exhibition Building. Organizers emphasize education and veteran involvement, with entries welcome and contact numbers provided for participation.
A health coalition and Finney County's Youth Health Coalition sponsored teen sex and AIDS prevention programs in two local events. At Kenneth Henderson Middle School seventh graders were tested on diseases and pregnancy while an anti HIV message included that contracting AIDS today could yield a life expectancy of 23 to 24 years.
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