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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2002
Page
1
Mallory Wolf and Adrienne Coldier celebrate their Sweet 16 birthdays together in a joint party. The event highlights friendship and age milestone as friends mark turning sixteen with shared festivities.
ConAgra Foods agreed to transfer most of its fresh beef and pork business to Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst Inc. while maintaining 46 percent. The Garden City plant remains closed after a Christmas 2000 fire, and no decision has been made about its future. Insurance negotiations are cited as the major unresolved hurdle.
Kansas State University crop specialist Merle Witt says this morning’s rain reaches the most critical wheat growth period, boosting moisture for grain filling and harvest. Weather outlook from Dodge City predicts more showers, warming next weekend with spotty rainfall across southwest Kansas and minor hail reports.
Kansas lawmakers fail to approve a temporary immigrant driver permit amid post 9 11 security concerns. The plan would have identified non citizens without full citizenship, paired with biometric features on licenses, drawing privacy objections. Supporters argue permits aid training and road safety. opponents warn of security risks. Officials estimate tens of thousands of undocumented residents in the state.
Census data show the share of foreign born residents who are citizens declined in many states during the 1990s while the overall foreign born population rose. Experts say fear, job priorities, and lengthy naturalization processes shape noncitizens' civic status as immigrants fill work in Nebraska meatpacking and North Carolina mills. In Nebraska 68 percent of foreign born residents were not citizens, up from 46 percent in 1990.
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