Picture This Dysnee and Justin Good Vote for First Time
Dysnee and Justin Good exercise their right to vote for the first time with support from contributor Sarah Irsik Good in Garden City.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2008
Page
1
Dysnee and Justin Good exercise their right to vote for the first time with support from contributor Sarah Irsik Good in Garden City.
Hugoton residents voted against Sunday alcohol sales by 291 to 178 in a special election. With 1,995 registered voters, the measure followed a petition after the city council approved Sunday sales in August. A local pastor, Kenneth Hornsby, commented on the public stance and motives behind the petition.
SHAJIA AHMAD reports from Garden City where World AIDS Day events mark 20 years of recognition. Arturo Ponce of United Methodist Mexican-American Ministries cites stigma as the main obstacle to testing among Latino communities. A small crowd gathered at Stevens Park to honor the day as red cups and candles symbolized solidarity with those living with HIV or AIDS. UNAIDS notes infection rates rise faster than treatment access.
Finney County Commission again discusses a possible quarter-cent sales tax to fund maintenance of county buildings and roads and future CIP projects. The plan aims to identify seven years of needs, avoid large property tax increases, and support district and county facilities amid the USD 457 bond issue.
After two years as House Speaker Melvin Neufeld was removed from the post by House Republicans. For the first time since 1994 they rejected an incumbent and chose Rep. Mike O Neal of Hutchinson by a 41 36 vote. Neufeld called the outcome surprising and the party split showed a significant division within the House.
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