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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2009
Page
3
GCCC president Ballantyne was hospitalized after a mild stroke on January 5, prompting a recovery phase and medical monitoring at the campus facility. The incident marks a significant health event for the college leadership.
Carol Ballantyne, president of Garden City Community College, suffered a mild stroke on January 5 and was treated at St. Catherine Hospital. She was released the next day and plans to assess her return to work in a few weeks, with Dee Wigner overseeing college operations in her absence.
US Senator Pat Roberts backs the Gang Abatement and Prevention Act to expand penalties for individuals who commit or conspire to commit gang crimes and to make recruiting new gang members illegal. The bill calls for a National Gang Research Institute and a National Gang Activity Database to aid law enforcement nationwide. It has been referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Garden City officials interviewed Cathy McKinley and Rayy Purdy for the city’s spot on the Finney County Economic Development Corp. board. The commission voted 4 to 1 to appoint McKinley, praising her as bringing a new voice and diversity to the all male board. Purdy expressed view that the role serves southwest Kansas, while Crase favored keeping options open.
Garden City and Finney County weigh how a federal infrastructure stimulus could aid the CIP. The Mary Street reconstruction, tagged as a top project at over two million dollars, may move ahead if stimulus funds come through. Committee plans to thin 2010 CIP, with Feb 10 next meeting.
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