Faith Lutheran Preschool Enrolling 3 and 4 Year Olds
Faith Lutheran Preschool accepts applications for full enrollment. Three year olds meet Tuesday and Thursday mornings while four year olds may choose morning or afternoon slots on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Call 242-7366 for details. Garnett City Commission to meet at 5:15 p.m. at the city building with items including airport management agreement, Seventh and Maple intersection study, and Housing Authority office and maintenance building proposal.
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Daily Report Hospital Notes and Local Police Updates
Admissions listed Judy Pennington Kyle White Darlene Foster Christine Pratt all from Ottawa plus Ryan Gettler Garnett Leesa Wicks and Mon day births Avon 6 lbs 6 oz to Andrea and James Campbell Ottawa theft of jew elry valued at 5200 between Dec 25 and Satur day in Utah Road area arrests include Matthew Scott Spencer Independence for marijuana and paraphernalia and Crystal Lorraine McClendon Lincoln No 8 for theft both on Monday bail set at 600 and 300 respectively noninjury accident involving George A Brockus Princeton hit deer with belt use damage under 500 chimney fire Elm Street damage 1000 road closure 2125 Pawnee Road closed with no detours
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Kansas City Schools Face State Review On Accreditation
A 16 member inspection team from the state education department began two days of visits to 10 Kansas City public schools as the state weighs restoring the district’s accreditation. The review, to report to the School Improvement Committee, follows a 1999 board vote stripping accreditation and notes improvements in reading, dropout rates, advanced courses and vocational placements.
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Kansas lagging in online enrollment adopts new system
KU officials acknowledge falling behind Big 12 peers in Web enrollment but plan a PeopleSoft based system costing about 3 million. The new student information system will integrate enrollment, financial aid, admissions, billing, and transcripts. Installation began after 1999 purchase, with data transfer of thousands of students underway.
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Richard Morrell
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Democrats to oppose GOP budget plan in Senate debate
Senate Democrats oppose the Republican budget plan designed to balance the 2003 state budget without tax increases. With a $426 million gap, hearings began in the Ways and Means Committee led by Morris and Kerr. Republicans hold the majority, signaling likely committee endorsement before full Senate consideration.
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Graves Budget Plans Dominant in Kansas Legislature Hearings
The Front Page reports on Graves Budget proposals and Senate GOP alternatives for 2003 fiscal planning. Key points include eliminating the sales tax transfer while funding via motor fuels and vehicle registrations, cuts to community corrections, prison openings, and health and pension costs coverage.
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Kansas sees growth through diversification and big firms
Coffeyville native Rep. Jim Garner cites past oil downturns and new jobs as signs Kansas has diversified since the 1980s. A KU study spurred grants and programs lifting employment from 1.169 million in 1986 to 1.388 million in 2001, with population rising 262000 to 2.694 million. Sprint and Cessna anchor new growth as lawmakers push consortia and highway capital to sustain rural job creation.
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Supreme Court narrows rules on sex offender confinement
The court ruled states may detain violent sexual offenders beyond prison terms only if a lack of self control is shown. Justice Breyer said proof of serious difficulty controlling behavior suffices, while Scalia criticized the decision for lacking guidance. The decision affects Kansas and 18 other states with similar laws, with Crane v. Kansas v. Crane, 00-957, sent back for reconsideration.
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