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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2010
Page
3
Limousine service owner Kevin Parks will offer carriage rides next Tuesday and Wednesday at Forrest Park Lake south of Mary Street to benefit Emmaus House. Robin Marsh, director, says all proceeds go to the shelter serving the poor and homeless.
Kansas wildlife officials say they are investigating two deer hunting complaints filed by a Ford County landowner against Dodge City Police Chief Robin James. No citations have been issued and the chief remains on duty as parties cooperate. Maj. Rankin confirms the inquiry amid sheriff's office reports.
Fire leveled Jeri's Kitchen in Kingman early Thursday, erasing the interior and leaving the popular gathering spot a total loss. Fire Chief Steve Drosselmeyer said the dollar amount of damage and cause are undetermined, with the state fire marshal assisting the investigation.
Nearly four dozen anomalies discovered on the Keystone pipeline stretch through Missouri Kansas Nebraska and South Dakota trigger new inline tests to assess potential expansion beyond the 1.5 percent federal limit. TransCanada spokesman and a Plains Justice lawyer weigh risks and timelines for compliant safety checks.
U S farm exports reached a record 126.5 billion in 2010 and are expected to rise in 2011. USDA economist Joseph Glauber told the AgriNXT Conference in Wichita that China, now the second largest importer of U S agriculture, buys 60 percent of soybeans, boosting crop prices and farm income while increasing price volatility from globalization. Glauber noted incomes may reach about 83 194 in 2010 and that long term trends look positive despite busts ahead.
Three Garden City Community College faculty were appointed to state commissions. Larry Pander, fire science director, was reappointed to the Kansas Fire Service Training Commission for four years. Linda Morgan and David Rupp, criminal justice instructors, joined the Kansas Peace Officers Association committees and leadership roles enhancing training and partnership with state agencies.
Sandi Jacobs of the National Council on Teacher Quality spoke at a Kansas Policy Institute breakfast in Wichita. She argued current Kansas practices on teacher certification pay and tenure are illogical and pressed for evaluation tied to student performance, noting Kansas earns a D-minus in the council’s latest ratings.
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