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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2002
Page
1
Picture This captures Leoti residents Shayden Geyer and her pal Jasper displaying patriotic spirit, posing together with pride. The image highlights local pride and community character through a simple, cheerful moment.
Two cases of West Nile virus are confirmed among birds at Lee Richardson Zoo in Kansas. A golden eagle and a flamingo show symptoms while a red tailed hawk is being tested. Flamingos and zebras were vaccinated as a precaution.
Holcomb resident Larry Johannes was attacked by a rottweiler while preparing a lawn estimate at 403 Laura Lane. The dog’s owners Rhonda and Shane Kells dispute the sequence of events about yard access and warnings as police investigate the incident.
The Grant County Home Products Dinner drew about 2,000 at the Civic Center with Kansas Governor Bill Graves returning for his 20th year and receiving a standing ovation. The event highlighted rural roots and community spirit as memories of past dinners were recalled and new ones shared. 13-year-old Thomas Bright recalled his 2001 milestone of eating 50 mile donuts.
The Grant County Home Products Dinner, 61 years old, hosts politicians from Topeka and the governor as about 2,000 potential voters attend. Republican gubernatorial candidate Tim Shallenburger and attorney general contenders attend, underscoring election year stakes at the event.
In Topeka Republicans frame Kathleen Sebelius as soft on crime while Tim Shallenburger counters she is extreme. They highlight votes from 1990 to 1994 on drugs near schools and violent offenders, as Sebelius leads in polls and advances a Republicans for Sebelius group.
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