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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2011
Page
3
The Lawrence Children's Choir for fifth through ninth graders will sing at 2 p.m. Saturday in Clifford Hope Auditorium at Garden City High School. Southwest Kansas Live On Stage hosts the event at 1412 N Main St with tickets $7 adults $3 children, family cap $20.
Ticket sales open Monday for Garden City Community College’s production of Fools a Neil Simon style romantic comedy set in a Ukrainian village The show runs 7 30 p m April 28 29 30 and 2 p m May 1 in Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building auditorium All seats are 5 with sale hours 10 a m to 2 p m on weekdays at the fine arts office and one hour before each performance Cast includes Geoffery Schiffelbein Heather Kochivar Trevor Green Logan Walker Holden Eisiminger Ricardo Rojas Carissa Hodgs Nancy Wright and Alisha Rogers.
A City Engineer announces permanent closures of Mary Street from Jennie Barker Road east to the KSU Southwest Research and Extension Center and Jennie Barker Road from Highway 156 south to C S Circle. Access routes are designated, Smoky Hill LLC will upgrade drainage channels, and officials report Garden City travel costs of 3305 dollars for the Washington DC trip with named city leaders.
Kansas will end the Parole Board and move parole decisions to a Department of Corrections panel as part of Brownback admin changes approved by lawmakers. Other moves fold the Health Policy Authority into KDHE and absorb two small agencies into Agriculture, aiming to save about 4.7 million dollars annually amid a 14 billion dollar state budget. The plan faces some opposition in the Senate, with ongoing debates over independence of parole decisions and the Arts Commission.
The Supreme Court decision revives the Republican River water dispute, threatening Nebraska irrigation on about 500 000 acres and risking a potential multi‑million dollar impact on Southern Nebraska farms. Farmers like Dan Nelson warn irrigation sustains their cattle operation while experts doubt full shutdown. Authorities say a total cut is unlikely but water scarcity pressures regional agreements.
The Justice Department filed a civil complaint accusing Angel Dillard of violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act by mailing a threatening letter to Dr Mila Means who plans to offer abortions in Wichita. The suit seeks a court order barring contact within 250 feet, damages of 5000 and a 15000 civil penalty.
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