Picture This Flower Design at Finney County Extension Display
A flower design greets visitors at the Finney County Extension display garden in Garden City, created by Nancy Teetzen.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2009
Page
1
A flower design greets visitors at the Finney County Extension display garden in Garden City, created by Nancy Teetzen.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pressed top Democrats to push a large economic recovery package through by mid February. The plan, totaling about 800 billion dollars, would fund roads bridges clean energy Internet access and school modernization while promising a fiscal dividend via increased revenue. The push comes as Obama pledges long term fiscal discipline amid unprecedented deficits.
Deerfield will receive the Capacity Development Achievement Award from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment next month. KDHE funds support SDWA compliance as the city boosts water quality and conservation with leak detection and homeowner assistance for high usage.
About 20 Grant County volunteers lead Ulysses centennial plans marking 100 years of growth. Bob Dale, chair of the Centennial Committee, notes the town’s 1885 founding and 1909 move to New Ulysses to escape taxes. A dinner and concert Jan 31 at the Grant County Civic Center opens events with $12 tickets. Estimated Grant County population is around 7,550.
Kansas Senate Majority Leader Derek Schmidt proposes moving the Medicaid inspector general from the Health Policy Authority to the Legislative Division of Post Audit. The change would keep independence while making the watchdog report to the legislature's chief auditor after a recent audit found 13 million dollars in suspicious Medicaid claims. Lawmakers begin a 90 day session Monday.
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