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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2010
Page
3
Musical group House Blend directed by Gale Seibert will perform at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Garden Valley Retirement Village 1505 E Spruce St. The free concert invites the public to attend.
Garden City Fire Department hosts an open house at Firehouse 2 1605 E Mary St from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sept 11 to honor the 9 11 attacks with a flag raising ceremony vehicle extrication demos at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. a kids smokehouse blood pressure checks and an inflatable play house from the YMCA. Kirk Frizzell at 276 1140 for details.
The Main ARTery in Ulysses announces Rendezvous with the Arts featuring the Tightrope exhibit Walking the Tightrope between Accident and Discipline. The August 27 reception runs 7 to 9 p.m. with artists available to discuss themes of serendipity balance and control through Sept 25.
A Kansas study shows 81.8 percent of residents wear seat belts this year, up nearly 5 points from last year, the largest jump since 1993. Deb Miller credits enforcement of a new stop-law, with officials predicting further gains next year as compliance grows.
The Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association hosts several congressional members at its Wichita convention. A Monday panel with Sen. Sam Brownback, Sen. Pat Roberts, Rep. Lynn Jenkins, and Rep. Todd Tiahrt will discuss energy policy shifts and political realities.
About 150 Republicans cheered Kris Kobach at a unity breakfast after Kansas' primary. Former rivals endorsed him, but moderates may withhold support amid his national prominence on immigration and voter ID plans. He aims to unseat Secretary of State Chris Biggs in November. Biggs argues voter ID risks suppressing turnout. Kobach links fraud to immigration.
Fort Hays State University will enforce a new policy effective Sept. 1 restricting smoking to designated campus parking lots including the Pavilion farm rodeo grounds Sternberg Museum and Kansas Wetlands Education Center. Officials say the change addresses student concerns about smoke exposure and aims to support cessation with free health visits and medications. University police will enforce the policy with warnings and moves to smoking areas as needed.
Greensburg unveils a $50 million model of energy efficiency as residents tour the new Kiowa County Schools building. The district shifts from Greensburg to Kiowa County naming the Maverick mascot. grades begin after three years of tornado recovery with expected 40 percent utility savings aiding staffing.
Kansas officials say about 10 percent of fatal crashes involve unlicensed drivers. In 2008, 40 of 385 traffic deaths and 1,482 injuries occurred in such crashes. Lawmakers say nothing simple fixes the issue. penalties and jail capacity are limited and many offenders cannot pay fines. Local officials cite cost and practicality as barriers to harsher enforcement.
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