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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2005
Page
1
Picture This Came and Blaine Duran pose for a photo during kids' day activities with the Jayhawk football team, highlighting the band’s popular Latin repertoire amid community events.
A Garden City union delegation led by Bob Wing of International Association of Firefighters Local 64 will meet City Commissioners to discuss a firefighters union, fire department improvements, Sunday alcohol sales, and funding for Big Pool slides.
Former Garden City Mayor Tim Cruz announced plans to run for the 5th District Kansas State Board of Education seat held by Connie Morris. Cruz claims the district lacks a strong voice and intends to visit schools in Garden City and southwest Kansas to represent the community.
The USD 457 Board of Education will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting Monday at the Educational Support Center located at 1205 Fleming Street. Board actions include potential district updates and policy discussions.
Garden City board readjusts its 2005-06 budget after adding a $500000 K-12 after school program. Despite $4.2 million state funds and higher valuations, the mill levy shifts from 37.38 to 38.25 to fund the project. Public hearing on the $40 million proposal is Monday, followed by the semimonthly board meeting.
About 50 first timers join Garden City schools this year as Erin Watne 22 moves from Minnesota to Garfield Elementary for her debut. Deputy Superintendent Julie Ford notes many are brand new, including high school social studies teacher Drew Thon 25 who moves from a suspension room to his own classroom. He says nerves remain despite preparation and ambition.
Wichita Police Chief Norman Williams said Dennis Rader planned to kill again and had a date in mind, Oct. 22, while acting as a Park City ordinance officer. Officials confirmed only 10 murders are linked, though evidence suggests involvement in others, with unasked questions about additional unsolved cases statewide.
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