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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2008
Page
1
Samantha Streckfus is poised to graduate from Ingalls High School in the near future as she completes her senior year. Her achievements include school activities and community involvement that reflect her upcoming milestone.
Fifth and sixth grade students from Finney, Kearny and Gray counties explored water in its many forms at the opening day of the Ark River Water Festival in Garden City. The event continues today at Stones Intermediate Center with organizers emphasizing water safety and preservation.
The USD 457 Board of Education voted 6-0 to pass a resolution of intent to terminate Nathaniel Chaar, an eighth grade English teacher at Abe Hubert Middle School, for violating the district technology policy and allowing students to view inappropriate materials on a district computer. Chaar has been suspended with pay since April 16, district spokesman Roy Cessna said. Board President Mike Utz did not vote due to a conflict of interest.
In Johnson City Stanton County jurors reported after four days of deliberations a 7 to 5 split could not reach a verdict in the first degree murder and conspiracy case against Chad and Shannon Floyd. They did not reveal voting specifics as Judge Jack Lively presides.
Lawrence AP reports Charles Rombold, a Kansas University student, admits texting while driving. Amid 255 million cell phones nationwide and 363 billion texts last year, lawmakers in 23 states including Kansas debate bans. Experts note mixed public opinion and strong safety concerns as bills rise.
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