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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2007
Page
1
Local brief notes Kylie Tatro is seen laughing at Ginger Eaier in Garden City during a social gathering. The moment captures a lighthearted exchange amid community events in the city.
Garden City High School Facility Study Group discussed a two-shift day to ease crowding at a campus built for 1,500 but housing roughly 2,000 students. The plan would also address inadequate labs, rooms, gymnasiums, and other facilities while aiming to lower class sizes and remove mobile trailers. The group plans to present one of 10 options to the USD 457 Board of Education in October, hoping to resolve capacity and facility challenges.
A Denver court panel ruled that students paying out-of-state tuition cannot challenge Kansas 2004 law allowing some illegal immigrants to pay in-state rates. The decision focused on standing, not merits, after a trial court found no concrete injury. The ruling leaves in-state tuition policy unresolved on the merits.
Kansas State University researchers and producers gathered for the centennial field day tracing the Garden City center from its 1907 beginnings as the Garden City Branch Experiment Station to the Southwest Research Extension Center in 1986. The history booklet outlines the station's growth to nearly 1100 acres, its integration into the Western Kansas Agricultural Research Centers, and its enduring mission to deliver practical knowledge for western Kansas crops and livestock.
Loyal fans Dakota Arntt six months cheers from her car seat during a Thursday night quadrangular at Ingalls High School. Beside her are brother Brett Arntt three and aunt Elizabeth Arntt. For more volleyball coverage see Sports Page B1.
U S Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns urged tighter subsidy rules arguing the current $1 million income cap is too high and should be lowered to exclude earners over $250 000. President Bush backs stronger payment limits, with about 7 000 farms affected by the higher threshold and Farm Bureau leaders opposing caps. The 2008 2012 budget would total 299 billion dollars with nutrition programs making up much of current spending. Clarence Thomas a 52 year old farmer listened to Johanns.
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