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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2008
Page
1
Picture This Pedro Rivas and his little brother Brandon Nunez dress as Ninja Turtles during a classroom cultural exchange in Garden City. The scene features Mary Rivas guiding the moment as Holcomb rolls into view.
Garden City High School senior Ryan Ryman begins his Senior Buff Project a semester long capstone combining a presentation paper and portfolio. He initially planned a wind turbine large enough to power his home but pivoted to a downsized product as the project progressed.
Finney County United Way led by Margaret Anderson announces a final campaign total of 501,006.22, exceeding its $500,000 goal for 2009. The drive funds 21 local agencies with year round donor efforts and business presentations by volunteers. Teresa Smith credits employers for allowing access to staff, noting the downturn was not allowed to derail the campaign.
In Topeka a deal to end the dispute over building a major wind power transmission project in southwest Kansas remains unsettled. Westar Energy and ITC Great Plains propose different routes for the V plan, involving 175 miles of lines from Wichita to Liberal and Medicine Lodge to the border, or a tie point near Clark Comanche Kiowa to Spearville. Regulators face a decision and lawmakers warn it could take over a year. The upgrade would boost regional capacity and help Kansas export wind power eastward.
Washington AP reports a long, severe recession with October retail sales down 1.8 percent marking a fifth straight monthly drop led by auto sales. Production and inventories fell sharply across manufacturing, wholesale and retail, signaling more layoffs and a November wholesale price drop of 2.2 percent amid deflation fears.
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