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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2008
Page
1
Picture from Bible Christian Academy features third grade PACE Bowl team members Austin Teeter Michael Thomas Scott Dunagan and Kaitlyn Wildeman. Photo contributed by Wendy Dunagan of Garden City.
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius vetoed a second bill approving two coal fired plants by Sunflower Electric near Holcomb Finney County. House Speaker Melvin Neufeld called the veto a block on a comprehensive energy policy while Sunflower spokesman Steve Miller criticized the move as regrettable and unsurprising.
Garden City officials say the Tri-City Coalition with Liberal and Dodge City is needed and backed by area lawmakers including House Speaker Melvin Neufeld and Senate President Steve Morris. The Thursday gathering at Garden City Community College was the fourth in a year and included college, county and school district reps plus state legislators to discuss funding and structure.
Dozens line up outside Finney County Fairgrounds as temperatures near freezing for a 12 hour dental clinic day. Michael Maupin arrives late night with ongoing pain from enamel-deficient teeth due to premature birth and hopes for dentures and care beyond his means.
Carol Meyer ends 28 years of service leading the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce and the Western Kansas Rural Economic Development Alliance. Legislators, city and county officials, and others gathered at the Clarion Inn to thank her for her role guiding transportation and cultural initiatives and shaping western Kansas development. Don Linville lauded her intertwined legacy with the chamber, praising her vision and leadership as her last day with the chamber approaches.
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