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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2005
Page
1
Qu Serene scene shows Quentin Gee washing a few dishes and enjoying a quirky moment at home. The odd tableau captures a playful domestic vignette with light humor and everyday life details.
In Topeka legislators moved toward adjourning a special session without a school funding plan after the Kansas Supreme Court demanded extra money. House Republicans unveiled a 145 million dollar package, but a constitutional amendment limiting court power faced opposition from Democrats and moderates. The court may allow more time upon the attorney general's request, while leadership pressed for the amendment passage.
Gerald Greene, known as the fly guy, runs Fly Pro Consulting and works with feedlots across Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Texas. A entomology doctorate holder, he uses reflective round sticky traps to reduce cattle pests and explains his detective approach to insect control.
Salina and Dodge City Republicans back a proposed constitutional amendment to limit the high court after its school funding ruling. The move follows a June 3 decision ordering $143 million more by July 1, with a special session to respond and a plan for a public vote later this summer.
Sandra Day O'Connor announced her retirement from the U.S. Supreme Court. The first woman on the court cited long service and said she leaves with respect for its integrity. President Bush pledged a quick nomination, praising her as discerning and conscientious.
Rick Atha started as Garden City USD 457 superintendent on July 1 amid district changes and a busy start. He arrived early, settled into the new role, and recently married June 17. He plans a year focused on learning the district before major changes.
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