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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2003
Page
1
Haley Regan places the last ornament on a Halloween tree, completing a festive display. The scene captures a family home’s seasonal decorating effort and child’s creative involvement.
Florence Metcalf recalls her daughter Janet Sprecker guiding a car past a deer that jumped from a ditch near Coun cil Grove to Cottonwood Falls. Officials warn breeding season increases deer activity, with Finney County logging 16 to 52 deer related crashes annually since 1992 and about a dozen in 2003 so far.
Kansas City area officials forecast escalating water needs as population grows in Johnson and Wyandotte counties and Olathe. Despite ample river water and existing infrastructure, planners warn against overbuilding while expanding multimillion dollar projects to serve drinking, bathing, cooking and green lawns.
A look at irrigation history in western Kansas and how water law under the 1945 Kansas Water Appropriation Act shapes allocation as the Ogallala Aquifer depletes. Officials plan for rising suburban demand in northeast Kansas while riverbank erosion jeopardizes water for the region. small projects aim to curb erosion.
Garden City officers search for a man accused of kidnapping a 16 month old girl and her mother Noelle Perez, 18, with the incident nearly triggering the Kansas Amber Alert. They were released before the alert was activated.
Col. William W. Vonderschmidt, No. 2 at Joint Forces Headquarters Kansas, inspected the Kansas Army National Guard armory at 405 S. Main St. He spoke with Battery A, 1st Battalion 161st Field Artillery Iron Knights about troop welfare and problems. He noted guards are deployed as whole units and that recent plans aim to add 100000 fresh troops to Iraq, with about 40000 from the National Guard and reserves.
Kansas will implement new child support guidelines effective in 2004 for divorces granted or modified after January 1. The rules increase average payments by about 3 percent and narrow the gap between support for younger children and those aged 16 to 18. They provide judges more leeway to adjust payments when children spend 35 to 49 percent of time with each parent.
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