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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 2009
Page
1
Sam Blood's graduation celebration featured a cake crafted by Crissy Pepper. Tessa Blood hosted the Garden City gathering with family and friends in attendance.
U S Senator Sam Brownback met with FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate to urge excluding two drainage ditches from revised flood plain maps for Garden City and county and to extend the Sept 25 effective date. The request follows an Aug 21 deadline set by city and county and seeks a detailed study of the ditches. The inclusion would add over 1800 properties to the flood plain and may require flood insurance for some borrowers. City Manager Matt Allen warned of possible legal action if FEMA remains unresponsive.
Auto dealers report large rebates submitted for repayment under the $3 billion Cash for Clunkers vehicle trade‑in program remain unpaid. Duane Paddock of a Buffalo area Chevrolet dealership says some dealers may halt clunker sales due to funding lags, with reports of over $3 million fronted and fully unpaid.
Rachael Gray reports at Lee Richardson Zoo that cooler evenings boost attendance as families like Garden City resident Annette Arroyo and her daughter enjoy watching rhinos and elephants wait for zookeepers. The daily schedule attracts locals who recall past eras and plan events at the zoo.
Major for profit colleges such as ITT Corinthian and Career Education Corp expand direct lending to cash strapped students amid loan access tightening. This practice raises concerns about repayment ability and long term credit impact while some plans offer terms better than lenders like Sallie Mae. A Westwood College class action accuses lending practices of fraud.
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