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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2002
Page
1
Kirkwood, 2, gets an up close look at a giraffe at Lee Richardson Zoo in Cheyenne. The child enjoys the sights as the long neck brushes the enclosure and visitors observe.
Isidro Valerio, an undocked immigrant who became a US citizen, recalls how the Morris proposal to bar undocumented students from public schools could have affected his Wyoming childhood. Morris argues immigration should be legal, while Rundell attacks her stance amid Garden City education debate.
With about a month until the November general election Sonny Rundell a Syracuse resident and veteran of the Kansas Board of Education seeks a majority of voters in 41 counties to write his name in for District 5. He lost the Republican primary to Connie Morris of St Francis and Morris faces no Democratic challenger making Rundell the sole alternative. Morris did not respond to calls and Rundell says he is attending several forums as the race unfolds.
Landowners in Hamilton and Kearny counties receive bank drafts with a mineral and royalty deed from Cobra Petroleum of Fort Worth. Syracuse attorney Wayne Westblade warns that cashing the draft could transfer all rights and ownership. the document is a deed not a lease. Cobra’s Mark Beattie says the offer is straightforward, but readers should consult their attorney before acting.
President Bush called Saddam Hussein a homicidal dictator and the world’s greatest threat to peace while urging Congress to grant wide power to use force to disarm Iraq of weapons of mass destruction and possibly depose him. A Pentagon official warned Iraqis against deploying chemical or biological weapons, saying war crimes would follow.
Kansas students perform well nationally on ACT and SAT tests with strong graduation and college continuation rates. Ann Goodman, district Curriculum Coordinator, told the school board that Kansas aligns with federal ESEA requirements, noting a parallel accountability system for Title I and non-Title I schools and plans to expand.
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