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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2007
Page
3
Garden City High School requests community help compiling National Merit recognitions for commendation semifinalist and finalist students. Send names and graduation years to Attention National Merit at 1412 N Main St Garden City KS 67846. Contact Janet Reed at 276 5170 for details.
House Speaker Melvin Neufeld will join Dennis McKinney on the Ask Your Legislator show on Smoky Hills Public Television. The live program from 5 to 6 p.m. in Bunker Hill via SHPTV will discuss Kansas Legislature issues and accept viewer emails and calls.
The Leoti Lions mark 26 years hosting Groundhog Pancake Day at the Community Building in Seon from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. with pork sausage pancakes syrup juice and coffee. Donations fund community projects including youth eyeglasses, Kansas Boys and Girls State sponsorships, Wichita County park upkeep, and Lions State and International programs.
Weather delays hindered in person sales this year and girls invite buyers to call 276-7061 or 888 900 7061 or visit girlscoutcookies.org to place orders online for cookies.
Garfield Elementary School hosts a family math night at 7 p.m. on Tuesday inviting parents to attend with children to work on math problem solving strategies and enjoy refreshments.
Garden City Community College art instructor Brian McCallum earned first place for "Intimate Couple" at the 10th National Juried Art Exhibition in the Baker Arts Center Liberal. The show opened January 13 and runs through February 24. McCallum's other piece "Eve's Dream" was chosen for QX.net Nude International 2007 in Lexington Kentucky.
In Emporia a Somali immigrant with active tuberculosis prompted Kansas health officials to note that immigrants accounted for 62 percent of last year’s TB cases in the state. CDC data show immigrants nationwide comprise over half of TB cases for several years with Mexico, the Philippines, Vietnam, India, and China as top origins. Kansas reports 81 TB cases in 2006, higher than 2005, with Wichita the largest concentration and meatpacking workers among high risk groups.
Former GOP Rep. Jim Ryun says media coverage contributed to his November defeat in Kansas 2nd District and leaves doors open for future public office. He questions Capital Journal reporting on his ties to Rep. Mark Foley and a street block party cohosted by Foley and others. He plans to focus on runner training camps and speeches while keeping options open, including a U.S. Senate bid.
In Topeka lawmakers scrutinize a projected 663 million repair bill after several weeks of study. Gov Sebelius to unveil a multi year plan and a $200 million down payment is requested by the Board of Regents. House supports a 15 million annual special fund, funded by a 1 mill levy, while Senate must sign on.
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