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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2005
Page
1
Picture This Layton and Denton Tankersley Seon attend Brenna and Travis Fulton’s wedding celebration in a candid reception photo.
USD 457 in Garden City unanimously named Rick Atha of Raytown Missouri as the new district superintendent after a brief closed session. Atha, 54, will start July 1 with a base salary of 112000 plus annuities and premiums, replacing retiree Jim Lentz who departs June 30 for Augusta.
Parents at Charles O Stones Intermediate Center express concern after an 11 year old boy was arrested on felony criminal threat and solicitation to commit aggravated battery for allegedly planning a school shooting. A peer overheard plans March 31 and alerted a teacher. Principal Janet Smith said the student has not attended since Friday and the district is cooperating with police.
USD 457 budgeting committee, including administrators, teachers and community members, ranked budget options for 15 departments. High school and elementary instruction received top priority for potential increases, assuming state funds. Finance officer notes uncertainty over Legislature actions and new funds following a $127 million school finance package and a court deadline to revise funding, with emphasis on bilingual and special education programs.
Kansas approved a constitutional ban on same sex marriage prompting calls for a federal amendment to protect all Americans. Sen Tim Huelskamp urged passage of a federal marriage amendment while other lawmakers discuss civil unions in Connecticut.
Garden City police said five residents were arrested after a task force uncovered a series of incidents from August 2004 to April 2005 including burglaries, criminal damage, and theft. About $21,000 in losses were tied to the crimes and $2,000 worth of property was recovered.
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