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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2002
Page
1
In Garden City ne Schreiner, Banjo the dog needs aid to dislodge Niki the cat from his bed. The brief note records a domestic scene with two pets and a local location.
Unsettling questions arise as allegations of sexual abuse by Catholic priests surface nationwide. In Garden City, parishioners demand answers while church officials note concern spans all institutions. Bishop Gilmore sent a letter to the diocese urging clarity amid rising scrutiny.
Southwest Kansas festival Beef Empire Days returns June 5 to June 16 with events spanning cattle industry arts and culture and sports. The 34th annual celebration promotes beef production and public education while volunteers and sponsors fund activities. Lapel pins go on sale May 15 at local banks and stores for $2.
Garden City High School marked Cinco de Mayo with food festivities and a history lesson led by Claudia Pinon. She explained the 1862 French intervention and 1867 Mexican victory, noting how the war influenced U S history and Civil War era dynamics. The La Familia Club sponsored the event as part of Project Effort.
The $44 billion Kansas budget approved 21-19 in the Senate after a 63-61 House vote allocates $137 million less from the general fund and keeps school aid at $3,870 per pupil. Debate on tax increases to balance the deficit is set for Saturday as Gov. Graves considers the measure.
Vernon E. Peck aged 46 died after a two vehicle crash on U S Highway 50 between Farmland and Towns Roads. Peck riding a 1985 Honda motorcycle eastbound in the inside lane collided with a 1995 Jeep driven by Eric Oppliger 52 who was left turning. Oppliger was uninjured and wearing a seat belt.
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