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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2004
Page
1
A photo from Q Care Day Care features parade participants smiling as they showcase their entry. Lisa Quintana contributed the image and Crown Garden Cir appears in the caption.
Garden City Downtown Vision Inc. faces a tight deadline to apply for a state program to revitalize Main Street. Some merchants praise potential funds, while others doubt public money should aid private business, citing costs and limited impact. Bob Petrus of Traditions Sandwich opposes public subsidies. Mario Hinojos of La Chiquita Western Wear notes mixed effects and ongoing recovery after a 2000s fire.
Senate hearing heard that top Pentagon leaders did not know the approved interrogation methods for Iraq. Files show rules allowed 45 minutes of stressful positions, 30 days isolation, use of dogs and up to 72 hours of sleep deprivation with a general’s written approval.
77-year-old Jackie Jones plans for end of life care through advance directive documents as she recovers from recent hospitalizations. She emphasizes patient choices and avoiding unwanted medical prolongation while noting her long residence in Garden City and recent move home after months of therapy.
Guidance on advance directive documents including health care power of attorney living will and do not resuscitate directives. Requirements include 18 or older signatures in front of a notary or two nonfamily witnesses. Obtain forms at hospitals such as St Catherine Hospital Garden City Social Work Services nursing homes and estate planners or online with state variations noted.
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius vetoed a bill that would create a natural gas trust fund to divert severance tax receipts for property tax relief in 14 southwest Kansas counties and possibly fund a regional university. The proposal originated as Senate Bill 487 drafted by Sen. Steve Morris and was amended in the House to create the Ogal- region plans.
Governor Sebelius vetoes SB 487 provisions allowing a rural Public Improvement District across up to nine southwest Kansas counties. She calls for more extensive analysis due to potential far-reaching budget impacts and future southwest development. She states the state cannot afford revenue loss.
Governor Kathleen Sebelius expressed confidence that Kansas schools will be in session this fall as the Supreme Court reviews a Shawnee County judge’s order to close districts by July 1. The judge said the closure is necessary until lawmakers fix constitutional flaws in school finance.
Governor Sebelius expects guidance from the Kansas Supreme Court within two weeks on an education finance dispute. An earlier ruling declaring the system unconstitutional has been appealed and slated for argument the week of August 30. Sebelius and lawmakers face a busy year determining requirements for funding schools and considering a possible special legislative session.
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