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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2005
Page
1
Handiwork item notes an eagle sighting at Deerfield Beach on December 4 with Bert L. Wells of Garden City credited.
Cattle imports from Canada could lower beef prices at the dinner table later this year while U S cattle producers could receive lower livestock prices due to a flood of Canadian cattle into the U S meatpacking market. Experts note potential differences between USDA projections and private estimates.
Kansas and four other states confront court orders to boost public education funding. Kansas must meet a constitutional duty by April 12, while Montana aims to adopt a new funding method by October 2005. Texas considers changes, and Arkansas already overhauled its system with mergers and a revised $2.7 billion formula.
Logan Jones, a Garden City High School graduate, has become commander of the freighter USS Reuben James based at Pearl Harbor Hawaii. He expects to deploy within a year as his 200 plus crew trains, after nearly three years of waiting for this command and a path toward a service academy.
Garden City commissioners will consider adding a Canadian prescription drug plan to the self funded health plan. The move could save about 8000 to 10000 dollars, with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas and Kroger not objecting to the option. Maintenance drug users and brand name holders without generics may see savings. Meeting is Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Garden City Administrative Center.
GCRC urges Garden City commissioners to revisit a Dec vote rejecting buying the former Steel Mill Bar & Grill for a wellness center and classrooms. A Jan 25 city discussion is set as the board seeks to broaden the project despite private‑business competition criticism.
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