28 Sep 2006
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2006
Page
1
Steve Spellman coaches his grandsons Jack Spellman nine and Scott Schmidt nine in the YMCA football program, guided by Michelle Schmidt in Garden City.
Holcomb City Council moved to restart its volunteer fire department with Fire Chief Dan Linton and Assistant Chief Bob Sanders. They cut minimum staffing from 10 to six while keeping a 25 maximum and shortened the probation from 12 to six months. All volunteers must be 18, with an 18 to 19-year-old probation on city vehicle use.
Fire chief says careless smoking probable cause of Pershing Manor blaze that forced 55 residents to evacuate and displaced 33 to a hotel. The fire confined to a third floor apartment bedroom, damaged a mattress and roof, with minor smoke damage elsewhere.
Enrollment in Kansas small rural districts drops as the number of districts falls from 300 to 296 this year, the largest decline this decade. Copeland USD 476 and Holcomb report notable percentage and absolute enrollment losses, while districts like Tribune USD 200 show continuing declines amid broader population trends and school- consolidation effects.
Students take a hands on tour through the human body to learn health basics. The activity covers organs systems and how everyday choices affect well being.
A whimsical narrative follows Zach Finch as he tours a human digestive system. He travels from mouth to stomach to intestines, brushing teeth with a toothbrush on a molar, while cheese and other foods are broken down and absorbed into the bloodstream. The piece ends with a portal back to the See Lesson page.
A Kansas tuition law case moves to the 10th U.S. Circuit. Plaintiffs, U.S. citizens from outside Kansas, say in-state tuition for some illegal immigrants violates federal law while denying it to other citizens. Attorneys spar over standing and injury, with no ruling on the merits yet.
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