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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2002
Page
1
Picture This Miranda Dunford and Emily Nicholas dress as Barbie dolls for Emily’s fourth birthday party. The two children, ages five and four, enjoy a playful spin dressed in costumes.
Gov. Bill Graves signed a 4.4 billion Kansas budget for the 2003 fiscal year while vetoing a provision to bar funding for reinforcing the Statehouse dome for the 20 foot Ad Astra statue. The statue controversy linked to plans since 1988 and a 1990 dedication.
Eve Enriquez joined seven other graduates in the Bison Adult Alternative Diploma Program at Garden City High School. The program, a collaboration with Southwest Plains Regional Service Center and Garden City USD 457, offers computer based coursework and credit completion for adults. Enriquez, 36, earned eight credits the most in her class while balancing family life. Her husband Hector provided steady encouragement during term papers and projects as she completed the diploma.
Former state representative Phill Kline, a Republican candidate for attorney general, argues lax Senate Bill 323 let violent offenders loose and cites his childhood home as a model for safer streets. He tours southwest Kansas campaigning in Garden City with his daughter and discusses crime prevention and monitoring tools.
Kansas faces no severe drought per the Palmer Index with eastern two thirds moist and western areas only moderate drought. Fort Hays State University geosciences expert John Heinrichs warns global warming and climate shifts may bring long term effects. El Niño cycles could bring wetter years while actions now could lessen future drought impacts.
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