Denton Tankersley and Layton Tankersley Play Halloween Game
Picture This Denton Tankersley and Layton Tankersley engage in a game of Indian and lion during last year's Halloween celebration, showing playful outdoor activity and family fun.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2003
Page
1
Picture This Denton Tankersley and Layton Tankersley engage in a game of Indian and lion during last year's Halloween celebration, showing playful outdoor activity and family fun.
Grant County voters approved reducing the recreation commission mill levy by 1.48 mills in a 959 to 552 tally. About 36 percent turnout, with 1,193 voters at the polls and 317 advance votes. The cut saves about 17 dollars yearly for a 100,000 dollar home, prompting plans to adjust budgets and possibly scale back nonowned facilities or increase activity fees. Pete Woods, organizer of Responsible Citizens, celebrated the result as a message to tax authorities.
Western Kansas seven bands performed at Memorial Stadium for the Western Athletic Conference Marching Band Festival. Garden City High School topped the crowd reaction as the event featured warm ups and performances from multiple high school ensembles including Holcomb High School with trumpet solos by Rance Schreibvogel.
Dawn Thiel, executive director, says ABC Pregnancy Care Center offers confidential services including free pregnancy testing and counseling. The office on 114 W Laurel St runs 10 to 5 weekdays, sees about 80 visitors monthly, and operates with four part time staff and a local board guiding teens to ages 52.
President Bush said he would sign the newly passed ban on partial birth abortion, calling it important legislation to end an abhorrent practice. Democrats vow to sue to stop the move, arguing it harms the 1973 Supreme Court decision. The Senate approved 64 to 34 after years of GOP efforts.
Kansas Republican Sens. Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback backed a Senate vote approving a ban on partial birth abortion. The measure, sending to President Bush for signing, seeks to end the late term procedure many argue is dangerous and life threatening.
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