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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2002
Page
1
Carol's Day Care hosts a Fourth of July celebration with children and staff enjoying crafts, snacks, and games. Activities highlight patriotic themes as families join in supervised fun and festive music.
Finney County officials report minor security and training changes since the Sept. 11 attacks. Emergency procedures were activated for the Garden City Regional Airport landings when jets diverted after the national flight grounding. County operations remain steady, with small adjustments to county buildings and emergency management reviews.
Garden City Community College plans a 9 a.m. moment of silence with five campus horns, an all day 9 11 picture display, and a 6 30 p.m. public gathering around the flagpole to share stories poetry and music. Finney County employees join at 11 45 a.m. with brief remarks and Pledge of Allegiance at the county administration building.
Farmers in Haskell, Stanton, and Greeley counties welcomed a 2 to 2.5 inch rain during the night, boosting spirits and wheat prospects. Elevator managers reported improved attitudes as planting considerations rose amid ongoing showers and rising wheat prices. Montezuma and nearby areas saw little to no rain, delaying local planting plans.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment confirms West Nile virus in horses in Finney Scott Grant and Kearny counties. Two horses have died. others are recovering, with several cases linked to Scott City and nearby clinics. Officials urge vaccination, noting immunity develops after a series of vaccines.
A campaign to write in Rundell for the Kansas Board of Education gains steam after his August primary loss. Rundell, 69, of Syracuse, has served since 1989. Morris defeated him in the GOP primary. A meeting at Garden City High School is set for Wednesday evening to organize supporters. Morris opposes tax money for educating illegal immigrants and English tutoring costs. Hispanic groups push to remove her name from the November ballot. Rundell’s term ends December with a new term starting January.
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