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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2002
Page
1
Deb Chappel, a second grade teacher at St Mary School, attends the open house with her daughter MaKentree. The event showcased classroom projects and student work, inviting families to visit, meet teachers, and learn about the curriculum and school activities.
Local officials oppose diverting state fuel tax money to state projects. Garden City and Finney County rely on fuel taxes for road maintenance and improvement. County Engineer Max Morgan warns losing funds could slash asphalt programs and force budget cuts, impacting Railroad Avenue resurfacing and seal coating.
Kansas State University Extension expert Freddie Lamm told the Kansas Natural Resources Legacy Alliance in Garden City that drought effects on the Ogallala Aquifer and crops are largely temporary. He warned that continuing drought and low winter precipitation could deplete soil water next spring, while noting that impact scales are slow to materialize and will be limited once rain returns.
West Coast dockworkers return to work after President Bush ordered a federal court injunction. Kansas farmers expect grain and meat exports to resume, with wheat moving to Gulf and Pacific routes. drought reduced crops but harvests held in storage supported a price rally. Analysts note unclear overall impact on the state farm economy.
Congress overwhelmingly approves authorizing the president to use military force if needed to compel Iraq to disarm its biological chemical and nuclear programs. France and Russia resist. US warplanes strike near Tallil as diplomacy stalls on UN Security Council action.
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