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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2007
Page
1
After years of crafting tax breaks to lure a mystery manufacturer, Garden City and Finney County lost the BPI project to South Sioux City Nebraska. BPI plans a $400 million expansion creating 300 jobs by 2010, aided by incentives in Nebraska and ownership changes in South Dakota.
In Syracuse 8 year old Daniel Oquendo enjoyed a school free afternoon skating in Heelys on Main Street as city and Hamilton County crews clear snow from a winter storm that dropped 8 inches in Syracuse and up to 4 to 18 inches across the county. Public Works focused on opening east and west streets for traffic while residents seek help with snow around homes. Damages will be assessed for federal aid following a disaster declaration by President Bush.
Linda Walter of Finney County Extension explains radon is a natural radioactive gas in soil that infiltrates homes through cracks and crawl spaces. It moves faster in sandy soils and slower in clay, and long term exposure may cause cancer, with about 21 000 deaths annually per EPA data.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius began her second term urging Kansans not to be complacent about the future. Inaugural address from the Statehouse steps drew about 1,000 attendees with a 19 gun salute, a KC 135 flyover, and a performance of Home on the Range. She highlighted hope through the Lovell twins Kimberlin and Samuel born early Monday and called for action to lift the most vulnerable among us.
Finney County will participate in a National Association of Counties discount drug program offering free prescription drug cards to residents. Cards available at the county clerk and treasurer offices in the county administrative building and the Finney County Health Department. Average savings about 20 percent with no cost to the county. program not a health insurance substitute.
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