Kline Makes Another Stop in Southwest Kansas
Picture This feature Jillian Deaver enjoys an ice cream cone at Uncle Mike's house while Kline continues a planned stop in SW Kansas.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2002
Page
1
Picture This feature Jillian Deaver enjoys an ice cream cone at Uncle Mike's house while Kline continues a planned stop in SW Kansas.
Security staffing increases at Garden City Regional Airport with five TSA personnel on hand to screen passengers for a US Air flight to Kansas City. Homeland Security aims for nationwide security checks with a 60 hour local training for staff, and full color X-ray equipment expected soon to upgrade screening.
Kansas wildlife officials warn pheasant populations are at record lows due to drought. Youth hunts November 9 and this weekend will reduce remaining birds. Scotty Baugh notes poor nesting and scarce green wheat reduced broods, forcing young birds to migrate and collide with crops.
Superintendent Milt Pippenger will ease back to work next week after a stroke on Sept. 24. Deputy Superintendent Jim Lentz and financial officer Kathleen Whitley covered duties. Pippenger plans half days and walking three miles daily while reading. He may attend the December hospital trustees meeting.
In Kansas, a split Republican Party seeks to unite behind governor hopeful Tim Shallenburger, as Democrat Kathleen Sebelius leads polls. Voters hear mixed signals from moderates and conservatives while candidates tour western Kansas and the Red Rooster Cafe scene frames a tense political moment. The drive to close ranks continues despite intra party tensions.
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