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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2009
Page
1
Picture This shows Tyler Hansborough atop the flag tower at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during the NASCAR Brickyard 400. The image captures the moment as the crowd roars and the official pace car leads the field.
Garden City and Finney County officials call FEMA’s Aug 24 letter completely unacceptable as it refuses to extend the Sept 25 effective date for revised flood insurance rate maps. The letter notes possible 18 to 26 month processing if communities supply ready DFIRM maps, and adds a study request to FEMA Region VII, with funding and risk factors guiding timing.
The $3 billion Cash for Clunkers program completed with over half a million car sales and halted new sales. Dealers faced a Tuesday deadline to submit reimbursement paperwork amid a troubled claims system. Koons Automotive executives reported a 45 minute access outage while submitting records.
Finney County residents Carol and Mike Deaver study three US 83 improvement options from Sublette to Scott City as KDOT weighs four lane plans and right of way shifts. They warn first alternative could cut irrigation circles by about half, sparking concerns for farm efficiency and local crops.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy died at 77 after a yearlong brain cancer battle at his Cape Cod home. A liberal Democrat who served nearly 50 years in the Senate, Kennedy shaped health care civil rights and immigration policy working with 10 presidents including John F Kennedy. President Obama praised him as one of the most accomplished Americans in history and highlighted his impact on opportunity.
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