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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 2002

Page

3

Star Wars theme leads Garden City Parks concert

The Garden City Municipal Band opens its 123rd Concerts in the Park season at Stevens Park with a Star Wars themed program. John Williams and Holst selections highlight the evening, with pieces from Star Wars Return of the Jedi Apollo 13 and Second Suite in F for Military Band. Bruce Spiller directs. The band performs Fridays at the Stevens Park band shell through July 19 and at Zoobalee on July 4, inviting children to a flag waving parade and a final flag gift.

Garden City Stevens Park John Williams Gustav Holst Holst Bruce Spiller Garden City Community College Zoobalee

Health care career forum set for June 5

Southwest Kansas sponsors sponsor a health care career forum at St. Catherine Hospital from 9 30 a m to 2 p m June 5. Representatives from health care and education fields will attend to identify strategies to reduce barriers for bilingual and minority students pursuing health care careers. Attendance is free with reservations due by June 4 to Judy Crymble at Garden City Community College.

Kansas St. Catherine Hospital The Hospital USD Holcomb Garden City Garden City Community College Career Learning System Finney County Judy Crymble GCCC Judycrymble

Hay and Pasture Exchange Links Kansas Farmers in Need

Whitey Whitehill of Kansas State University urges cattle producers facing severe pasture and hay shortages to use the Hay and Pasture Exchange on www.kfb.org. Run by K State Research and Extension and the Kansas Farm Bureau, the free site matches farmers with available pasture and hay, and allows listings and viewing by others.

Kansas State University Research and Extension Finney County Whitey Whitehill K-State Research and Extension Kansas Farm Bureau Hay and

Habitat for Humanity groundbreaking Friday

Habitat for Humanity will break ground for its third house at noon Friday at the corner of Prospect and Seventh streets one block north of Mary Street. The group builds homes for families who could not afford them and volunteers work with the prospective family to provide a decent affordable home.

Garden City Habitat For Humanity Prospect Seventh Streets Mary Street

Roberts files for re election topeka bid

U S Senator Pat Roberts filed for a second six year term announcing an aggressive campaign though no major opposition is seen this year. He submitted papers with the secretary of state and paid a 1451 dollar filing fee. Republican leaders foresee no strong primary challenger for the August sixth vote.

Topeka U.S Pat Roberts Dodge City Secretary of State Roberts

Finney starts bid for state treasurer in Kansas

Democrat Sally Finney announced her candidacy at the Wheat Lands Hotel citing a family history of public service. The Olathe resident highlights her work with the Kansas Public Health Association and as a teacher, vowing responsible management of state funds and urging Kansas preference for in-state firms with Learning Quest funds. Republican rivals include Topeka Sen. Lynn Jenkins, Johnson County Treasurer Dennis Wilson, and Shawnee County Treasurer Rita Cline.

Sally Finney Wheat Lands Finney Joan Finney Spencer Finney Kansas Olathe Kansas Public Health Association Learning Quest Ethel Peterson Dodge City Statehouse Peterson Topeka Lynn Jenkins Johnson County Dennis Wilson Shawnee County Rita Cline Garden City

Sebelius Names John Moore as Running Mate in Kansas Governor Race

Insurance chief Kathleen Sebelius introduces Wichita aviation executive John Moore as her Democratic running mate. Moore, former Republican who switched party days earlier, will back Sebelius on a statewide tour with stops in Wichita Topeka Salina Kansas City and Pittsburg. Yingling Aviation, a Cessna dealer, hosted the Wichita rally.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Wichita John Moore Sebelius Moore Carla Stovall Bob Knight Knight Yingling Aviation Mid-Continent Salina Kansas City Pittsburg Cessna Aircraft Co

Festival highlights diverse international cuisines

The annual festival showcases foreign flavors with diverse cuisines and cultural displays. Organizers emphasize inclusion and global perspectives, inviting guests to sample dishes from multiple countries and enjoy performances.

International Festival brings global flavors to Finney County

Finney County Exhibition Grounds hosts a two day International Festival starting Friday evening and continuing Saturday with a diverse menu from Creole to German foods. The Garden Club raises funds through booth sales, charges 20 percent of food profits, and features Blue Notes German Polka Band with family friendly activities and affordable item prices.

Finney County Fairgrounds Garden Club Marji Quint Garden City St. Mary Parish Quint Blue Notes

Kansas repeals long standing alien land law

Kansas will no longer enforce a decades old statute discriminating against Asians as of July 1. Governor Bill Graves signed the repeal of a 1925 law later amended in 1933 that barred Asian immigrants from inheriting property, a provision tied to the era of restricted citizenship. The repeal follows advocacy by the Alien Land Law Project and ties to broader national history of alien land laws.

Topeka Kansas Bill Graves United States New Mexico Florida Alien Land Law Project University of Cincinnati Law School California

Summer Academy at Garden City Community College

Garden City Community College hosts the Educational Talent Search Summer Academy for students age 11 or older who have completed fifth grade but not yet entered eighth. Courses run June 3 to July 12 with a family picnic at Lee Richardson Zoo. no charge to participate. Maximum 195 participants, funded mainly by a US Department of Education grant, intended for low income or first generation college students. Contact Frankey Schmidt for details.

Garden City Community College Lee Richardson Zoo Frankey Schmidt Gccc Trio Department of Education Schmidt GCCC Kids’ College

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