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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2003
Page
1
A municipal commission in Phoenix proposes expanding the duties of a local official overseeing Papago Park Desert Botanical Garden in Papago Park. The plan aims to broaden management roles and enhance oversight of the garden’s operations and public programs.
Kansas board member Connie Morris toured Garden City schools to promote English immersion for students whose first language is not English. She argues for a year of native language instruction followed by English only classes, citing national visibility and immigration debate. Morris faces criticism for views on illegal immigrants and public school funding. She planned to visit Dodge City schools after Garden City stops.
Hugoton City Council moved to replace the retiring police chief after voters kept the force intact. Acting Chief Calvin May will retire Jan 1 2004. the council will advertise for a replacement by year end and seek to rebuild trust while considering expanded county help. Detective Delton Brown signals potential application for the post.
Veteran supporters and volunteers played unseen roles in World War II, providing kindness and morale to troops. Former Lakin resident Jane Hastings joined the American Red Cross in 1944 and served three years after earning a KU home economics degree. See Veterans, Page A5.
Emmaus House executive director Robin Marsh says Garden City families face shortages as Kansas Food Bank cuts hit outlying areas. About 400 families on file may receive Thanksgiving boxes on November 25. Donations of money or food are being accepted at Emmaus House and the Salvation Army office with phone contacts for drop offs.
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