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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2007
Page
1
Matt Gnoth holds his first grandchild Elliana Smith during Thanksgiving. Elliana joins family gatherings as the new generation arrives.
Garden City officials and Finney County leaders weigh the idea of unified government after a four hour commission meeting. County Commissioner Halbur notes inquiries tied to retirement plans and existing joint services, while City Manager Halloran and Mayor Mesa warn of controversy. A study committee would be needed if interest grows, with shared departments and coordination already in place.
The Ulysses High School coach and teacher Rick Cue, 51, was found not guilty of raping a 16-year-old girl after jurors deliberated three and a half hours. A separate aggravated indecent liberties charge was dismissed.
Matachin groups danced in the 100 block of St. John Street while children rode a balloon covered trailer. The procession moved from Stevens Park to St. Mary Church as youth and adults followed Wednesday night.
Eric Staab and 24 other U S social studies and library media teachers spent 10 days abroad through a program sponsored by Aramco Services Company and the Institute of International Education. The trip contrasted expected tension with Saudi Arabia with firsthand experience in a country led by Saudi Aramco.
A group of three organizations discussed collaborative efforts to promote Garden City and Finney County. Beverly Schmitz Glass of Garden City Downtown Vision, Liz Sosa of Finney County Economic Development Corp, and Jean Warta of Garden City Community College proposed a broader network. The Destination Finney County Coalition met for its second time with city representatives in attendance.
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