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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2005
Page
1
Sixth graders from St. Mary School celebrate graduation in May at Jonathan's house in Garden City. Vera Orosco reports on the neighborhood scene as the party unfolds along Main Street.
In Topeka legislators missed the midnight deadline to pass a school finance bill after the Kansas Supreme Court refused to extend the deadline. The 10 day special session aimed at the court order for an extra 143 million for public schools stalled as House negotiators favored 145 million and Senate 150 million. House Republicans tied funding to a constitutional amendment limiting court power, while Senate Republicans supported the amendment but wouldn’t link it to education funds.
Ann Polich and John Helton welcomed triplets Anna David and John born May 30 after 35 weeks gestation. All three spent time in St. Catherine Hospital NICU with Anna out in 17 days, David in 19 and John in 21. Polich closed her private practice to reduce strain during pregnancy.
The Agriculture Department detailed a 12 year old Brahma cross cow from Texas that was sold November 11, shipped to a slaughterhouse November 15, and then to a Waco pet food plant where it was tested. Initial screens suggested disease but later tests found no mad cow presence. Officials pursue herd history without expecting another case.
Finney County sees property values rise with Holcomb USD 363 leading a near six percent gain while Finney County, Garden City Community College and area districts post about four percent increases. Gas and oil valuations jump nearly 8.26 million despite lower per thousand cubic feet rates, fueling potential appeals as 1,800 wells, bids and district budgets loom.
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