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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2002
Page
1
A group of kittens gathers in a basket at Western Motors. The moment captures a playful scene likely photographed during a local event or showroom display and highlights the shop’s friendly atmosphere.
Kevin Randall serves as district executive for the Buffalo Range Boy Scouts overseeing seven southwest counties.
Kevin Randall, full time district executive for the Buffalo Range Boy Scout district, oversees groups in seven southwestern counties from Garden City. He travels weekly to camps, recruits volunteers, and emphasizes support for leaders while securing fundraising to fund Scout programs and ranch upkeep. Randall is an Eagle Scout who studied natural resources and recreation at Colorado State University.
Farmers co op owners and fertilizer producers win new protections under a compromise bill aimed at methamphetamine thefts. Critics warn the measure could ease crimes by removing incentives for safety and security, with opponents noting recent deadly incidents and broadened liability protection.
The Cinco de Mayo parade and festivities resumed in Garden City after a one year hiatus with crowds lining Main Street for a 3 p.m. start. Grand marshal Jesse Aguilara prepared to ride, while Queen Brittany Patterson arrived with escort Kenneth Henderson Middle School plans, and Head Start child Gustavo Garejcu kept watch from a tricycle as participants prepared for a lively evening of dancing and celebration.
FBI said pipe bombs left in mailboxes in Illinois Iowa and Nebraska were nearly identical and likely from the same person or group. Six injuries from Illinois and Iowa blasts. Nebraska devices detonated harmlessly. Postal Service warns customers to secure or remove mailbox doors as threat is treated as domestic terrorism.
In Topeka lawmakers debated funding a 4.4 billion state budget needing 290 million in new taxes. Rep. Larry Powell opposed all tax plans citing tax concerns. Kansas ranked 28th in taxes per capita in 2002 and 23rd to 26th in tax share of income, with Tax Freedom Day on April 24.
Pipe bombs were discovered in mailboxes across south central Nebraska following earlier blasts that injured six people in Iowa and Illinois. Authorities investigated tied to a spreading threat, with responses coordinated by local law enforcement and federal partners.
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