Queen Picture This The Mesa Clan Bingo at Grandma Helen's
The Mesa family gathers for a home bingo night at Grandma Helen's residence.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2008
Page
1
The Mesa family gathers for a home bingo night at Grandma Helen's residence.
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius urged a state plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions and address climate change, placing energy conservation and biofuels and wind energy on her legislative agenda. She spoke to a Republican Legislature still unsettled by last year’s decision to block two coal plants over CO2 concerns.
State Rep Jeff Whitham notes governor Sebelius proposes forward-looking health care funding without tax raises but warns the GOP controlled House may resist. He questions cigarette tax increases to fund health care, saying he will consider it but is not committed. Reaction on A5.
Garden City USD 457 board weighs public input to choose between adding a second high school or replacing the current one. A 66 question survey, contracted to DeSieghardt Strategic Communications for up to 13800, aims for 400 completed calls with ±5 percent margin.
Angela Torres confronted Vicente Rodarte at the Finney County Courthouse after Rodarte, Galvez’s nephew, was sentenced to 18 years and nine months for second degree murder in the killing of Victorino Galvez. The case stemmed from Galvez’s Aug 25 disappearance at Barr Storage Units.
Finney County commissioners raised questions at their regular meeting about the Finney County Economic Development Corp decision to oust the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce from its board. County funding totals $124,250. Mayo called the move a mistake yet urged not to micromanage. The FCEDC cited personality and communication issues. the chamber paid $11,000 to be on the board last year.
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