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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2006
Page
1
Public golf courses may face higher charges as officials consider increased rates. A casual scene shows Debbie Karkiainen Maya and Sarah with Frosty the Snowman in a playful winter moment.
Tad Kitch 45 director of the 25th Judicial District Community Corrections was arrested at his home for allegedly threatening his live in girlfriend and pushing her over a recliner. The woman had a red mark and a scratch but did not require medical attention. Kitch has led the department 15 years and is suspended with pay. Authorities cited alcohol as a possible factor.
The Kansas House Taxation Committee discussed a four day sales tax holiday for back to school items claiming it could boost the economy and aid border retailers while others warned it may not help small businesses or be easy to implement. Don Moler of the League of Kansas Municipalities questioned the plan’s practicality for small time retailers.
Garden City will start a resident survey February 26 conducted by Organizational Synapse LLC owned by Sam Lane. The process will use focus groups of 10 to 15 with about 379 to 400 responses targeted from more than 9,000 addresses. Results are due April 30 and will gauge government services and quality of life, with Spanish-speaking facilitators available.
Drought pushes Chris Hammer and son Casey to adopt no-till farming on 2500 irrigated acres near Sublette. The practice, begun four to five years ago as an experiment, now cuts labor and equipment costs and lowers fuel use as gas prices rise.
Topeka AP reports legislation to allow law abiding Kansans to carry concealed guns moved to the Senate floor on Tuesday. Gov Kathleen Sebelius previously vetoed a similar measure, complicating prospects for passage.
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