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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2005
Page
1
Garden City actors perform with local cast in Tales of Hans Christian Tales at the Missoula Theatre. Bob Baker directs a scene featuring young performers and stage craft.
St. Catherine Hospital announced the appointment of Scott Joseph Taylor as CEO effective June 1. Taylor, 46, is the chief operating officer for Ector County Hospital District in Odessa Texas and will move to Kansas for the role. He holds a BS in pharmacy and an MHA from Trinity University. The board praised the extensive interview process and community support for the hospital.
Advertisements influenced voter opinion in Finney County during the last election, with full page papers pushing for or against the HorseThief Reservoir sales tax and local candidates. The ad campaigns, featuring groups People’s Choice and Friends of HorseThief Reservoir, helped fund a $10 million dam and 1100 acre park eight miles west of Jetmore on Highway 156.
Finney County residents form the Finney County Taxpayers Association to monitor city county and school district actions. Once 40 to 50 members, the group now has about 10 active, aims to influence process rather than react after decisions like the landfill closure. President Lee Messenger notes occasional support for measures such as the city sales tax renewal.
Fifteen hundred area students learned about groundwater flow and watersheds during the fourth annual Ark River Water Festival. Ron Tibbetts wowed crowds with bubble making using slime and a triangle bubble-maker, while stressing scientific discovery and water conservation.
Kansans from across the state gathered at the Statehouse as the Kansas Supreme Court required increased school funding. The Legislature approved a Republican backed bill adding 127 million dollars to 2.7 billion, targeting poor minority and disabled students. Governor Sebelius opposes the plan, calling it fiscally irresponsible and unsustainable.
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