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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2005
Page
1
Six month old Aspen Armstrong pictured in a Pooh Bear costume after bath time. The playful scene captures the infant's cute expression as she sits in a yellow bear outfit. Maslakeen
John Doll, a Garden City lawn care business owner, enters a race against Rep. Jerry Moran in Kansas 1st Congressional District. Doll brands himself a conservative Democrat opposing abortion, while Moran touts leadership on gasoline prices and beef imports hearings. Moran held a large 1998 margin and remains favored in a 69 county district including Dodge City, Emporia, Garden City, Great Bend, Hays, Hutchinson, and Salina.
Popular areas including the French Quarter and Garden District reopen to residents as city aims to lure back about a third of its half million population. Mayor Nagin pushes reopening despite EPA cautions on health hazards from flood waters and sewage. Virginia Darmstadter, 75, vows to return once utilities and her husband’s health permit.
Thirty eight Nobel laureates led by Elie Wiesel pressed the Kansas State Board of Education over proposed science standards on evolution. Intelligent design supporters fired back calling critics ignorant and said the changes aim to shape how science is taught. The board, with a 6 4 conservative majority, is expected to adopt the language.
Garden City commissioners moved toward adding fluoride to city drinking water by approving a feasibility study. The 4-1 vote accepted MEEC Engineering Consultants findings, which prefer fluorosilic acid as the most affordable option among three chemicals.
Commissioner Reynaldo Mesa urged more public input before moving ahead with the study, noting afternoon times hinder access for workers. Gary Fuller dissented, wanting to wait for further public input at the next meeting and raising concerns about Garden City water system divisions.
Garden City clinics prepare for flu season typically starting in late November and ending in April with peak in January and February. Kristi Schmitt of Finney County Health Department expects to vaccinate about 1,000 residents and urges two week lead time before season. Vaccines cost 14 for adults and 10 for children, with Medicaid and most insurance accepted. Siena Medical Clinic offers adults vaccines by mid October at 19 each, while KDHE urges high risk individuals to vaccinate by October 24 as supply remains adequate.
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