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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2006
Page
1
Caitlin Mulvany Brendan Postle and Kaitlin Nicholson relax at the lake with Dixie Baker in Garden City. The scene captures a sunny day outdoors as friends enjoy water's edge leisure and casual chats.
Sally Cauble defeated incumbent Connie Morris 13 134 to 11 256 for the Republican nomination in Kansas Fifth District. She vows to reshape the Kansas State Board of Education and faces Democrat Tim Cruz in November. Cauble cites No Child Left Behind strain, teacher certification, math and science teacher shortages, and board image as western Kansans’ top issues.
Finney County Commission incumbents Cliff Mayo and Larry Jones won decisive party primaries. Mayo, a retired farmer, beat Harold Starr 71 to 29 percent for District 4, garnering 262 votes to 109. Jones, co-owner of J O Cattle Co., defeated Dan Linton 68 to 32 percent, with 279 to 129 votes. Mayo faces no Democratic challenger. Jones advances to November against Democrat Cletus Feldt.
State Sen Jim Barnett won the Republican gubernatorial nomination with 36 percent of the vote led by Ken Canfield and Robin Jennison as rivals. He touts his leadership stance against Gov Kathleen Sebelius who remains popular, while Barnett raised more money and aired ads though trails Sebelius in fundraising.
Jeff Whitham, former Garden City mayor and Western State Bank CEO, won the Republican primary for the 128th District with 58 percent over Roy Dixon 610 to 843 votes. No Democratic challenger, so Whitham will assume Ward Loyd's seat. Both stressed school finance and opposed TABOR and a statewide smoking ban.
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