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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2002
Page
1
The group Minor Setback comprises Picture This Travis along with Drew and David, detailing the trio as the core lineup of the band.
A Colorado man who works in southwest Kansas tested positive for West Nile virus encephalitis. He spends time in Hamilton County near Syracuse and may have been infected in Kansas or Colorado. KDHE and Colorado health officials urge precautions to prevent mosquito bites while noting no Kansas cases yet.
At the 30th annual Whimmydiddle festival in Scott City traditional crafts mix with unusual items. Warren and Connie Schroyer from Florence Colorado sell dust pans made from license plates and mirrors crafted from old tin ceiling tiles. They describe sourcing materials from a building built in 1896 once a bordello now a bank and note their items have drawn attention at past shows.
Garden City High School senior Katie Pearson, 17, speaks to DIANE LEWIS about dreaming of many futures. She has shifted goals from producer to English professor and journalist, while keeping New York as a lasting destination and valuing Garden City’s diversity.
Katie Pearson, a neighbor, plans graduate study at University for her future. She has long desired New York City, a dream intensified by Sept. 11 but not derailed. She values change and diversity, saying the event reinforced holding on to loved ones.
GOP nominee Tim Shallenburger says voters lack a clear picture of him and doubts his no tax increase pledge while Kathleen Sebelius presses education contrasts. He complains Sebelius campaign misleads about his record and that news coverage ignores flaws, even as Sebelius leads post primary with ample funds and ads.
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