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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2007
Page
1
A Trinity Lutheran Church mission team traveled to New Orleans to assist hurricane cleanup efforts led by Katy Pauley Hale. The volunteers contributed labor and support to restore damaged homes and communities after the disaster.
A Garden City safety committee of about 30 from USD 457, law enforcement, and emergency responders met to decide priorities for school security. Top goals include hiring an additional school resource officer at Garden City High School, more SRO support for middle and intermediate schools, and expanded threat assessment and access controls.
The Bush administration would trim farm spending by 18 billion over five years while keeping core subsidy programs. Affected households earning above 200 thousand dollars annually lose eligibility, eliminating payments to about 80 thousand producers and saving roughly 1.5 billion over ten years.
Western Kansas Sunflower Electric Power Corp chief executive Earl Watkins warned the moratorium bill would kill three proposed 700 megawatt coal plants. Rep. Vaughn Flora proposed a two year pause for health and groundwater studies while Sierra Club urged wind energy. Sunflower argued the project would aid wind growth by expanding transmission for cross state delivery.
The Fort Hays State University Higher Education Opportunity Center opened in Suite 102 at 311 Campus Drive Garden City this week. Director Martha Perkins said the center offers financial aid and scholarship guidance career advice and Virtual College services with emphasis on helping first generation Hispanic students access college. President Edward Hammond added the service extends FHSU offerings from Hays to Southwest Kansas and may include staff meetings from Hays.
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