Halloween Pumpkins Dress BobHuber Produce Display
Pumpkins dressed for Halloween decorate Bob Huber's Produce display. Local shoppers browse seasonal gourds as the year turns toward autumn.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2003
Page
1
Pumpkins dressed for Halloween decorate Bob Huber's Produce display. Local shoppers browse seasonal gourds as the year turns toward autumn.
Census estimates show 43.6 million Americans were uninsured at some point in 2002, up 6 percent from 2001, driven by layoffs and cut benefits. Coverage fell to 61.3 percent for employment-based plans while uninsured children stayed near 11.6 percent.
More Kansans appear uninsured as job losses and waning benefits push families toward public coverage. About one in ten Kansans lacked insurance in 2002, a rate unchanged from the prior year, even as Medicaid and Health Wave aid sustain children from low income families.
A Finney County man, Steven Ray Danner Sr, 92 E. Six Mile Road, was acquitted Tuesday of rape and three misdemeanor counts after more than four hours of jury deliberation. He was found guilty of one count of domestic battery and a mistrial on child endangerment, with sentencing not yet scheduled.
A Stanford researcher told a Shawnee County court that per pupil funding is not the sole driver of student achievement. Eric Hanushek, testifying for the defense in a 1999 school finance suit, said wisely spent money helps but teacher quality matters most. Other experts for the state cited accountability reforms and Kansas’s shift from inputs to outcomes following the 1983 Nation At Risk report.
Brenda Sparaco and her family receive ongoing home visits from Russell Child Development Center to support 11 month old Ashley born October 23 2002 at 1 pound 9 ounces. Staff arrived shortly after birth and continued visits as Ashley grew, easing family stress and helping integration into daily life.
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