Anew life for Smokey after adoption from shelter
Dan Eisenhauer adopted Smokey the dog from Garden Cays Animal Shelter giving the pup a fresh home. The act reflects local shelter donations and rising pet adoption efforts in the community.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2004
Page
1
Dan Eisenhauer adopted Smokey the dog from Garden Cays Animal Shelter giving the pup a fresh home. The act reflects local shelter donations and rising pet adoption efforts in the community.
Kansas Department of Transportation Secretary Deb Miller announced a 528000 grant for Hodgeman County to relocate 14th Road and add turning lanes near the Horse Thief Reservoir site to improve access to the planned 1100 acre park. The grant, paired with a 200000 local match, funds a project set to start next summer, part of 26 grants totaling 24.5 million for state highway improvements.
Garden City Community College trustees weighed a multi story Front Door project for the administration building with estimates ranging from 3.27 to 3.83 million and a primary funding of 3.12 million via certificates of participation. President Ballantyne cautioned further cuts risk undermining the program and visitor guidance.
Delays in the 14.75 million Scott Community High School addition since May 2002 include mud and a broken water main tied to trenching work. Despite improved locker rooms this week for the Scott City Invitational, construction faces weather and manpower issues. Project now targets this summer completion with earlier move-in dates rescinded.
Scott City officials note after two school years of busing high school students to the former Shallow Water School, closed to save costs, the site eased budget pressures and potentially shortened the construction timeline. Principal Eric Swanson?>>
Sen. Pat Roberts of Kansas says the intelligence reform bill is a remarkable first step but falls short of delivering a clear, empowered director of national intelligence. As chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, he urges ongoing congressional oversight to guide the reform process.
The proposal would appoint a director to head 15 spy agencies and coordinate national efforts to prevent terrorism while keeping military intelligence under Pentagon control. Senator Roberts notes limits, aiming for a voice independent of institutions to push for a rational, accountable intelligence system.
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