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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 2005

Page

3

Fulton Street storm sewer work slows. delays traffic

City engineers ask Fulton Street drivers and businesses to be patient as wet weather slows storm sewer work between Ninth and 11th streets. An extra block between Ninth and 10th will be completed first, then work moves west to 12th. Detours reroute traffic via Santa Fe Street, with a second phase to run 10 days to two weeks. Contact Cottrell or Curran for details.

Fulton Street Ninth 11Th Streets Steve Cottrell 10Th Streets 10Th 11Th 12Th Street Cottrell Santa Fe Street 12Th 13Th Sam Curran Public Works

Moran office opens internships for 2005 06

Applications are invited for fall 2005 and spring 2006 internships in Congressman Jerry Moran s Washington D C Hays Hutchinson and Salina offices. Fall 2005 due July 29 spring 2006 due November 1. Apply online call or fax.

Jerry Moran Washington, D.C Hays Hutchinson Salina House.gov Moran

Early sampling shows wheat quality up

AP reporting from Wichita notes that 63 percent of Kansas wheat in the first quality report for 2005 was graded No. 1, up from 51 percent last year, with 36 percent No. 2 and 1 percent No. 3 or below. Test weight averaged 60.8 pounds per bushel, above last year and near the 10 year average, with caution that late-moving wheat could affect results.

Wichita Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service Dusti Fritz Kansas Wheat Commission Kass Kansas Grain Inspection Service Fritz

Kansas negotiators split on cost study for education

Pressure from Rep. Mike O’Neal prompts House and Senate negotiators to pursue two cost approaches for a suitable Kansas education. An outcomes based study will include performance improvements, while an inputs based study focuses on mandated curriculum costs, sparking dispute over accuracy and court mandate.

Topeka Hns Mike O’neal R-Hutchinson House Senate Kansas Bruce Larkin Baileyville Supreme Court High Court O’neal John Wratil Rleawood Larkin O'Neal Kansas State Board of Education

Delay in speech signals possible learning disability

The American Academy of Family Physicians notes language delays can indicate learning disorders and may stem from hearing loss, cerebral palsy, or mental retardation. Ann Hamlett of Russell Child Development Center urges early hearing checks and daily talking with children to boost vocabulary, especially in bilingual homes.

American Academy of Family Physicians Ann Hamlett Russell Child Development Center Mama Hamlett Kitty ACDC RCDC Garden City

Congress weighs DREAM Act to aid immigrant graduates

TOPEKA Kansas activists and lawmakers debate federal action after a Kansas in state tuition law for undocumented students survived a challenge. The DREAM Act would grant temporary status to young graduates while pursuing citizenship. Regents praised the Kansas decision and lawmakers urged Congress to act.

Topeka Hns Congress Kansas Ian Bautista el Centro Kansas Board of Regents Sam Brownback Dennis Moore Todd Tiahrt Regents U.S Richard Rogers Dan Stein The Federation For American Immigration Reform Josh Bernstein National Immigration Law Center Washington, D.C United States Bernstein

Front Door Project Groundbreaking Slated At GCCC

Garden City Community College begins the Front Door Project with a 2 p.m. groundbreaking on the Administration Building lawn for a 3.12 million two story addition with a finished basement. Speakers include GCCC President Carol Ballantyne and outgoing and incoming SGA leaders.

Garden City Community College GCCC Carol Ballantyne John Warren Student Government Association Dalia Deloera SGA Ballantyne Gccc Board of Trustees Nate Mr. Limpet Don Knotts Garden City Recreation Commission Public Mural Project Arts Center Main GCRC American Red Cross Stevens Park Red Cross Jetmore Dodge City Montezuma Sublette The Southwest Arts and Humanities

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