Area athletes compete in Special Olympics
Nidia Caro from AZ Picture This wears a business suit and new haircut in the early childhood class at Satanta Elementary School during a Special Olympics event featuring area athletes.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2005
Page
1
Nidia Caro from AZ Picture This wears a business suit and new haircut in the early childhood class at Satanta Elementary School during a Special Olympics event featuring area athletes.
US Representative Jerry Moran spoke at the 3i Show about the Farm Bill and international trade during his listening tour. He noted tourism as a key Kansas issue and indicated potential gubernatorial plans for 2008 while delaying a firm decision. He expects no major changes to the 2002 Farm Bill before its 2007 expiration.
Kansas lawmakers repeal the long standing Sunday liquor sale ban. The bill allows cities and counties to permit Sunday alcohol sales and low alcohol beer in stores with local action and public petitions. The measure preserves existing local options and requires re enactment where sales are currently allowed. Governor Sebelius supports the change.
In the final hours of the 3i Show on Saturday, sunshine drew crowds and temps reached the 60s after two days in the 40s. Vendors sold briskly with food stands busy, while others noted supplies running low and packing up soon.
Garden City High School sophomore Gaby Chairez will travel to San Diego for the Family Career and Community Leaders of America national competition aiming to become a U S Border Patrol agent. She described a troubled past after a past encounter attempting to cross from Mexico near El Paso Texas and as a foster child spent time in an all girls home.
A young runaway visited the Mexico border for two weeks and, upon being stopped by immigration officials, became intrigued by their work. She watched interrogations and checks for criminal records, gaining firsthand exposure to border enforcement.
Wichita businessman Charlie Rivera urged Garden City to form a Hispanic group focused on results rather than naming. He helped start Wichita’s chamber to aid Hispanic businesses, stressing alliances with a multi million dollar chamber and building capability and confidence.
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