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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2006
Page
3
Garden City Community College offers a free concert at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building auditorium on campus 801 Campus Drive. Band Director Jim McAllister conducts the ensemble performing Festive Overture O Magnum Mysterium and Three Chorale Preludes.
As part of the Downtown Vision Holiday Celebration High Plains Public Radio will host a living room concert at 4 p.m. Saturday. Jubilant Bridge a Colorado acoustic duo performs. Doors open 3:30 p.m. with a $10 donation suggested at the door. Location HPPR studios 210 N Seventh St.
Garden Valley Retirement Village at 1505 E Spruce St hosts a Christmas Open House from 2 30 to 4 30 p m Sunday in the chapel Featuring traditional Christmas music by Beverley Petrus Tim and Charlene Davis the Senior Center Humdinger Band and the Copeland Mennonite Singers
Children of all ages are invited to the annual Santa Storytime at 10 a.m. Monday in the meeting rooms of Finney County Public Library. The program is free, and participants are asked to bring a canned or boxed nonperishable food item to donate to Emmaus House.
Florida based scholar Betty Jean Steinshouer will present Christmas with Laura Ingalls Wilder at 4 p.m. December 16 at the Northrup Theatre Syracuse and at 2 p.m. December 17 at the Cimarron City Library. The Hamilton County Library sponsors Syracuse stop. event is free for all ages.
The Finney County Commission approved the final plat for phase one of Territory Subdivision west of Sherlock Road and north of Railroad Avenue between Garden City and Holcomb. The 111.7 acre project, owned by James and Richard Henkle, includes 22 lots on 10.4 acres, with zoning changes and waivers previously granted. Residents warned that smaller lot sizes could lower values, while commissioners noted agreements to curb, gutter, sidewalks on one side, street lights, and three foot drainage ditches in phase one.
In Topeka the Kansas Supreme Court weighs if the 1994 law granting no paternal rights to sperm donors without a written agreement is constitutional. Kurt James argues the statute should be clarified to help fathers, while Samantha Harrington seeks to sever parental rights despite no written pact. The case centers on twins born in 2005 from donor sperm amid disputes over expectations and due process.
Fort Hays State University President Edward H Hammond tours the state to press for increased higher education funding. A Kansas Board of Regents study shows state support falling to about 29 percent of operating budgets, with tuition covering 23 percent by 2005. Maintenance backlog totals 727 million across six universities.
Topeka AP Tim Shallenburger says he will not seek another term as state Republican Party chairman to focus on his banking business not due to November losses. He steps down in January with a delegate election at Kansas Days in Topeka. He says at 52 he plans to retire in a decade and let younger, more ambitious leaders take charge. He adds the party’s performance in the election did not influence his decision.
Dana a shy 6 year old and Domingo a curious 3 year old Goeldis monkey pair join the Lee Richardson Zoo Marie Osterbuhr Aviary. They went on display November 28 after a 30 day quarantine from Milwaukee County Zoo. Dana and Domingo are father and son and there are no immediate breeding plans. The apes locally active during the day can leap across trees covering over a mile daily. They are native to the upper Amazonian rainforest of South America.
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