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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2002
Page
1
Alex Katie Shannon and Levita goef off with kids at the Finney County Public Library for a family friendly program.
Democrat Kathleen Sebelius asserts she has run programs and solved tough problems as she campaigns for governor, stressing experience as insurance commissioner. She highlights plans to fix budgets, boost education, health care, and economic growth while fending off Republican Tim Shallenburger’s critique and courting moderates.
Garden City Recreation Commission members pressed the Garden City Commission for an answer on Big Pool management. They met Monday to decide whether to reconsider control of the pool before year’s end, aiming for a November decision to allow staff planning time and avoid rushed preparations.
Finney County will cover rent for the exhibition building at the Finney County Fairgrounds to host a community safe Halloween alternative after dark. Garden City High School FFA asked commissioners for a haunted house and dance on November 2 open to the community 7 to 9 pm and reserved for GCHS students 9 to 11 30 pm. Stacy Mayo spoke as an FFA member and commissioner’s granddaughter about community involvement. Admission details were not fully listed in the excerpt.
President Bush voiced deep doubts about an alternative congressional measure to authorize force against Iraq and urged the United Nations to assert stronger resolve as it drafts its disarmament resolution. Congress debated wording while Biden and Lugar proposed a force-focused draft to secure bipartisan backing. Bush pressed leaders at the White House and questioned weakening a 1998 resolution, insisting disarming Saddam remains the priority.
Dr Luther Fry donated 300000 to St. Catherine Hospital Capital Campaign to buy an apheresis device. Of the total gift one hundred thousand dollars is reserved in memory of his father Earl Fry and mother Dora Fry. The machine will extract blood components to aid patients with clotting disorders in the Out-Patient Services Building.
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