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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2004
Page
1
A local energy beat reports the state is on track for a record drilling year as miners push development in multiple regions. Industry officials cite steady demand, favorable policy signals, and expanding rig activity as key factors driving output projections.
Elena Velev becomes the first female graduate of Garden City Community College's fire science program. Her achievement marks a milestone for the college and broader inclusion in public safety training.
Finney County sheriff Kevin Bascue and health administrator Kristi Schmitt sought to hire a full time Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner to staff the health department and respond to inmates outpatient needs. They project net savings of at least thirty thousand dollars and potential revenue from expanded public services by combining medical supply purchases and on site care.
Scott County Commission approves 3000 and Scott City Council 1500 to fund student drug testing for next year funded from liquor tax. USD 466 Superintendent Dean Katt praises backing, while community pledges grow. See Youth, Page AS.
The FDA plans to unveil new feed restrictions aimed at closing holes in a 1997 rule that bans cattle protein in cattle feed. Sources say the action follows February recommendations from an international Agriculture Department panel and broad support from industry groups.
Judge Michael Quint in Finney County District Court upheld Garden City Community College’s decision to dismiss drafting instructor Gary Barker. The ruling found the hearing officer’s initial appeal decision not fraudulent, arbitrary, or capricious, and the nonrenewal of Barker’s tenured contract after 2002-03 was based on good cause. Barker and attorney Gene Anderson argued against the college’s action.
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