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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2000
Page
4
The piece argues for funding a second high school despite cost concerns of 53 million in total payments over 14 years. It notes 30 percent state aid, contends smaller schools offer better adult contact during growth, and links teen pregnancy and dropout rates to school size. It urges voters to invest today for a brighter future.
Norman L Heironimus of Cuba Mo argues against abortion describing partial birth procedures in graphic terms. He decries the practice citing Roe v Wade and calls for political action while urging forgiveness through Jesus Christ for those affected. He cites 1 million annual abortions and urges voters to oppose politicians who support abortion.
Karen Livingston urges city commissioners to back Wojdylak and Biernacki praising their 20 years of service and PR work. The two officers and volunteers promoted the Garden City Police Department and Chamber of Commerce, boosting the July car show image with plans for July 2001 and strong community support.
Today marks August 31 2000 a Thursday the 244th day with 122 left. Notable events include Solidarity's birth in Gdansk ending a 17 day strike in 1980 and Charleston earthquake deaths in 1886. Also 1888 Jack the Ripper case murder in London East End and 1969 Rocky Marciano death in an Iowa plane crash.
Darrin Stineman critiques Citizens Against Virtually Everything as Garden City faces a $33 million bond to build a second high school for crowding relief. He argues progress costs money, urges voters to approve, notes past defeats of pool and tax proposals, and cites local demographics and history.
Oregon moved to vote by mail after a 1998 ballot measure ending polling places. Washington allows choice but may swing to mail voting, with officials predicting high turnout. Proponents tout convenience and informed choices while parties track ballots and push laggards to vote.
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