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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2003
Page
1
A small portrait highlights Rilee McGraw at four months, showcasing a cherubic smile and curious gaze. The photo captures early infancy moments, with soft lighting and a quiet domestic setting evident in the backdrop.
In Hugoton 58 percent of 1 941 voters opposed dissolving the six man police unit and turning law enforcement over to Stevens County Sheriff. Final council action awaited after Monday city council discussion at Hugoton City Hall. turnout was 38 percent with 750 ballots cast including one provisional vote. cost about 1500 dollars. Pancho Fedelin, nearing 10 years on force, cautioned about council action despite the margin. Mayor Gillespie said the council would heed the will of the people.
Republican Sen. Pat Roberts denounces a Democratic memo aimed at discrediting the Senate Intelligence Committee. The document, written by Democratic staff, was not circulated within the panel and proposes creating an independent commission to replace the inquiry. Roberts calls the move a political slap and stresses the need to avoid politicizing intelligence testimony.
Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius named Elias Garcia executive director of the Kansas Advisory Committee on Hispanic Affairs. Garcia, a Democratic activist from Topeka, has long urged immigrant registration and voting and plans a “Que pasa” listening initiative to engage the growing Hispanic population in Garden City and across the state.
Overland Park ap report outlines how Kansas shifted from viewing water as a public benefit to a system of appropriation under the 1945 Water Appropriation Act. It notes layered regulations by regional groundwater districts and periodic legislative amendments, including 1988 mandatory annual use reports with penalties.
A look at irrigation history in western Kansas as the Ogallala Aquifer runs low. The 1945 Appropriation Act remains the legal framework for water apportionment, while laws adapt to depletion. Officials in northeast Kansas plan for rising urban water demand amid costly supplies. River bank erosion threatens the region’s water supply, but small projects aim to protect against erosion.
TOPEKA AP Education officials confront the No Child Left Behind mandate requiring all teachers to be highly qualified by 2005-06. Kansas reports 96 percent of 33 000 teachers already qualified, with under 2 000 possibly not automatically meeting the standard and able to qualify via experience, coursework, and professional development.
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