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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2004
Page
1
Picture This shows Micala, Danelle, Briana, and Nancy Teetzen enjoying Easter 2004 at Botanica. The scene captures family group posing amid blooming arrangements during the holiday outing.
Western State Bank in downtown Garden City suffered a cash theft of more than 10000 on March 3. Police say the white male robber wore a hockey mask and gray hoodie, fled on foot, then left in a green late 1990s model Chevrolet S10 Blazer. Bank leaders note the loss barely taps fidelity insurance, as deductibles range 5000 to 10000 and coverage varies with bank size. patrons largely see no impact.
A 50 cent per gallon hike takes effect May 1 following a U S Department of Agriculture price boost for farm milk. Shoppers Rob Wallace and Valerie Blunt voiced differing concerns while others plan to continue buying two gallons weekly. Southwest Kansas dairy producers greet the stabilizing shift as relief after low prices.
A Washington based Americans for Prosperity Foundation funds a statewide radio and postcard push opposing tax increases for public schools while the Kansas teachers union campaigns for higher taxes. The group argues education funding rose in five years and urges voters to contact legislators. Governor Sebelius calls for keeping the debate focused on schools rather than single issue operatives.
A 30 year veteran at Scott Community High School was terminated by the USC 466 Board of Education for an offhand remark directed at a student. The board cited just cause after a closed session, with superintendent Dean Katt declining to reveal exact details. Hunter apologized, saying the remark was teased and not meant to harm. The mother of the student described the remark as very hurtful.
Fairgrounds manager Angie Clark notes liability insurance limits of 500000 can deter users, but last week the site began offering an alternative option. Patrons are urged to compare rates, with some finding coverage through their homeowner policies at little or no extra cost. Local insurers concur, suggesting adding liability to homeowners policies as a cheaper route.
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