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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2002
Page
1
Brooklyn Garcia weighs a choice for Halloween as she considers being a good witch or a bad one. The decision reflects playful costume planning and personal style in the festive season.
Holcomb seeks Garden City Fire Chief Allen Shelton to administer the Holcomb volunteers while a new Holcomb fire chief is found. A Sept 11 council debate on the proposal is planned. Shelton will oversee training and equipment needs for Holcomb, with Garden City paid $250 monthly.
In northwest Kansas, Hispanic organizations petition against Connie Morris a Republican candidate for the State Board of Education arguing her stance against public schooling for children of illegal immigrants. Morris says she would oppose educating such children citing citizenship concerns.
Policy expert Joshua Wiener cautions that shifting long-term care costs to the private sector struggles against reality as only 6 to 7 percent of elderly have private insurance. Kansas lawmakers favor tax credits and public-private partnerships while acknowledging Medicaid and Medicare fund the majority of care.
Hugoton receives a 200000 grant from the U S Department of Agriculture to upgrade the Stevens County Hospital emergency room. Congressman Moran announced the funding noting better equipment and facilities will serve the area and expand ER space from two to three times its current size.
Congress convened in Federal Hall New York to mark the Sept. 11 attacks with a symbolic session of unity and mourning. Leaders from both parties attended with Vice President Cheney and Speaker Hastert presiding as police guarded the area and the ceremony echoed historic Washington rituals.
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