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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2002
Page
1
Aimee and Jason McLendon at 907 First Street decorate their small house with multi colored lights after Thanksgiving. He hangs large bulbs from a ladder while she places a small tree on the ground. The article notes the start of the Christmas decorating season.
USD 457 Board of Education will discuss an agreement with Alltel to build a cellular tower at Memorial Stadium on Garden City High School campus. The tower would serve service coverage where dead zones exist, with facilities director Jerry Bell noting areas lack signals.
USD 457 Board of Education schedules a 7 30 p m meeting Monday in the Board Room at Educational Support Center 1205 Fleming St to discuss cellular antenna placement restrictions and related city ordinances.
Gov. Bill Graves nominates Riley County District Judge David Stutzman Court of Appeals Judge Robert L. Gernon and attorney M Warren McCamish to fill the Kansas Supreme Court vacancy created by Justice Tyler Lockett's retirement. The panel selected the three after Justice Fred Six vacancy earlier filled by Marla Luckert. The term ends January 13.
A report by Building Blocks for Youth says Latino youths are detained more often, face longer incarcerations, and are harsher punished than non Hispanic white youths. It notes an 84 percent rise in Latino youth detention 1983 to 1991, with other groups showing smaller increases. It cites anti gang statutes and inconsistent racial categorization as complicating factors.
Thousands of Mexican migrants head home for holidays under an official escort in Nuevo Laredo. Police, firefighters, and civil protection workers guide travelers to show officials have changed, aiming to curb past bribes and harassment along the border route.
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