Halloween Fun At Grandparents House With Elizabeth Fleury
Elizabeth Fleury enjoys Halloween at her grandparents home participating in festive games and treats. The photo captures a cheerful scene as she showcases a costume and smiles for the camera.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 2005
Page
1
Elizabeth Fleury enjoys Halloween at her grandparents home participating in festive games and treats. The photo captures a cheerful scene as she showcases a costume and smiles for the camera.
In Kansas City, AP reports the public row over evolution boosting sales in Wichita. Perfect Peace Christian Lifestyle store reports a dedicated book section on the topic as controversy surrounds the Kansas Board of Education's science standards. Employee Kane notes strong interest.
McEntire notes 30 to 40 titles amid controversy as supporters of intelligent design insist certain natural complexities demand an intelligent cause. John Calvert of the Intelligent Design Network says his group pursues its See Evolution coverage.
Lawrence AP notes University of Kansas religion chair Paul Mirecki apologized for an email that angered religious conservatives over a course equating intelligent design and creationism with mythology. The department approved the class minus mythology references, renaming it Intelligent Design and Creationism for next spring.
Health officials in Kansas outlined preparedness for influenza at a Monday forum. KDHE figures show 5 to 20 percent of Americans fall ill annually, with 200000 hospitalizations and 36000 deaths from flu. Experts stressed transmission via sneezing and coughing and cautioned about public misconceptions on vaccine shortages.
Lawrence lawmakers confront a dilemma as a proposed 10 percent tax on sexually oriented businesses pits social conservatism against a pledge not to raise taxes. Senators Kay O Connor and Tim Huelskamp weigh support against opposing a pure tax hike while Oklahoma and Utah models inspire potential revenue of about 1.5 million dollars yearly.
Liz Perkins, 17, a Garden City High School junior, serves as a student athletic trainer for football, sits on student council, volunteers with community groups, and is the daughter of Mayor Janie Perkins and doctor Harold Perkins. She hopes to pursue physical therapy and notes pride and scrutiny in her well known family.
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