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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2004
Page
1
Lincoln boy Payton Daiison and his new pal Hank, adopted from Garden City Animal Shelter, pose for a photo with local photographer Guy in Cl area.
Lawmakers told 25 educational leaders at Wheat Lands Convention Center that no decision from the Kansas Supreme Court is expected this week on the school finance lawsuit. Rep. Ward Loyd and Sen. Steve Morris expressed skepticism about a Friday ruling, noting possible four judge splits and focus on bilingual education funding. Districts weigh the impact of delays on the state funding formula and potential changes ahead.
John Miller CEO of National Beef Packing Co. LLP voiced optimism the beef industry will rebound from the mad cow scare. He cited Japan’s market reopening next year and anticipated Canadian cattle imports resuming, as major markets consider resuming exports. The top four beef firms Tyson Foods ConAgra and Cargill control over 80 percent of U.S. beef production amid bans following the BSE case in Washington state.
Topeka Kansas climbed one spot in the National Education Association ranking of average teacher salaries. For the 2003 04 school year Kansas average was 38883 dollars, up 2.9 percent from the prior year 37795 dollars.
Education leaders note Kansas teachers average 46,726 for the 2003-04 school year, a 2 percent rise from 45,810, with national comparisons showing pay below the national average. California tops the list, while the northeast has many high salaries.
Washington AP President Bush selected Nebraska Governor Mike Johanns to lead the agriculture department. A Republican, he succeeds Ann Veneman and will steer farm and food policy amid a focus on trade. Johanns led Nebraska delegations abroad and has a background in law and local government.
Floyd D. Horn, 79, of Garden City, recalls learning to drive from age eight and notes little has changed. A Kansas House bill would have required drivers over 75 to pass a renewal driving test, but the legislation died in committee without a vote.
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