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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2007
Page
1
Emily coaches Madie Logan and Luke as they learn biking on Stretch in Dodge City with Davis overseeing the session.
The National Weather Service projects a record snowfall event in western Kansas with an unusual April storm. Meteorologist Tim Burke notes the region has not exceeded five inches after April 9 since 1989, a level last reached in 1938.
USD 457 will fund all programs at or above current levels next school year. The budget committee of 35 members discussed extra money for facilities, media services, and others after hearings with 15 program reps. Whitley noted the panel’s plan usually remains, with possible in‑line additions within the 2006 07 budget.
Finney County Economic Development Corp board members question the group's future after a second ballot loss in under two years. On April 3 voters rejected a quarter cent sales tax extension to fund economic initiatives, including Highway 50 improvements, which would have raised about 1.2 to 1.4 million dollars annually before sunset in 2008.
Kindergartners at Victor Ornelas Elementary move through literacy centers as full day programs roll out across the district. USD 457 shifts from half day to full day, joining a trend with several neighboring districts assessing space needs and scheduling to support longer instruction and varied abilities.
Kansas farmers remain hopeful that winter weather will cause limited damage to wheat despite a forecast of snow and a hard spring freeze this weekend. The Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service report rates wheat at 6 percent very poor, 10 percent poor, 29 percent fair, 37 percent good and 18 percent excellent, with 54 percent undamaged and 16 percent severely damaged. Kansas State extension specialist Curtis Thompson examined a field for head discoloration and deterioration as part of ongoing crop checks.
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