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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2009
Page
3
Garden City High School hosts an Astronomy Night at the Buffalo Range Recreation Area on Sagebrush Road from 6 to 8 p.m. Attendees will observe Venus Orion Nebula and the Pleiades as conditions permit. Temperatures will fall after sundown, dress warmly.
The Sons of the American Legion sponsor a calf fry Thursday from 5 30 to 8 p m at the American Legion. Menu includes calf fries ham fried chicken and other foods. Plates are 8 for all you can eat. Public is welcome.
Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center invites families to a Math Night from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at 3101 Belmont St. A donation chili supper runs 6 to 6:30 p.m. Students receive punch cards and earn prizes by accumulating punches from math activities such as card games, dice games, Quizmo, liquid measurement make and take, and estimation jars.
AP reports Kansas advocates frame a statewide smoking ban as a budget solution. Supporters say Medicaid costs exceed 200 million dollars yearly due to tobacco illnesses and cite health studies from other states. Senate Public Health Welfare Committee plans hearings led by Chairman Jim Barnett as support grows.
Disagreements over potential education funding cuts stall Ways and Means action on a 186 million deficit plan. The panel, led by Jay Emler, weighs whether to cut base aid, special programs, or both, with Gov. Sebelius proposing targeted changes and Democrats urging caution to minimize harm across districts.
Elizabeth Hughes 29, flown home to Lakin with husband David after Mayo Clinic diagnosis of a rare liver and heart condition named Elizabeth Hughes Disease. Her heart runs at 11 percent. doctors say the disease, linked to iron retention, may end her life in days or weeks. Her four year old daughter Emily offers drawings of Heaven as family honors faith and supports Elizabeth with gifts and prayers. A medical-expense fund is set up at Kearny County Bank in Lakin.
Kansas House energy committee considered bills to accelerate electric transmission lines in the state. Proposals target quicker rulings by the Kansas Corporation Commission and the Court of Appeals, plus a state authority board fee on ratepayers for new lines. ITC Great Plains and Prairie Wind Transmission seek to build a 180 to 230 mile line through southwest to Wichita, with a winner to be decided by December if talks fail.
Finney County commissioners edge toward a quarter cent sales tax approved for April to boost revenue for roads and facilities. Estes Enterprises owner Eric Estes seeks $150000 from county and city programs to outfit A and W and Long John Silvers with equipment and furniture, backed by shared mortgages and a personal guaranty.
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