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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2005
Page
1
Kenzie Haden views a birthday card sent by her great cat grandparents at Centenary Charity Oc, a local community event. The moment captures festive cheer and intergenerational affection within the charity setting.
Kansas National Guard specialist Hector Medina of Alpha Battery, 1st Battalion, 161st Field Artillery, faces deployment delays as orders to report for training vanish and reappear. Medina, who re-enlisted, expresses mixed feelings while remaining stationed, awaiting official word on duty and future in Iraq.
A mock disaster at Garden City Community College drew sirens and a police arrival after two accidents. Forty students acted across EMT, fire, police, nursing, and crime scene roles with eighteen victims, showcasing coordination across three departments in a run lasting over an hour.
Civil rights attorney Peter Roos, famed for Plyler v. Doe, will argue for two Kansas Latino groups in Topeka as a national groups contest a new law allowing in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants. U.S. District Judge Richard Rogers will hear the case challenging Gov. Kathleen Sebelius and state university officials.
Gov. Kathlee n Sebelius did not rule out calling lawmakers back this year to respond to the Kansas Supreme Court ruling on education funding or to adjust the death penalty law. She said all options are on the table as lawmakers consider courts decisions, with a brief adjournment planned for May 20. House Speaker Doug Mays noted a special session on the death penalty seems more likely than one on school finance.
TOPEKA HNS Doug Henkle a former Garden City businessman and one time lieutenant governor candidate has joined the staff of Attorney General Phill Kline Henkle became Klines new director of operations in March His annual salary is 50000 he said Henkle worked with his fathers company Henkle Drilling until a few years ago when it was sold He opted not to remain with the company With his children now grown Henkle said he and his wife decided the time was right for a move to Topeka
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