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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 2002

Page

3

Breakfast on the Prairie spots open

Breakfast on the Prairie hosted by the Friends of Finney Game Refuge has a few spots left for Saturday at 6 30 a m. The event offers sunrise viewing a meal and bison watching. Cost is 5 for members 15 for non members Reservations can be made by calling 276 9400.

Friends of

KU GTA Union Reaches Tentative 3 Year Pact

After two years of bargaining the University of Kansas and the Graduate Teaching Assistants Coalition reach a tentative three year agreement. The plan includes a 10 percent merit pool increase for three years and new base salaries for half time academic year appointments at 8000, 9000 and 10000 over the three years. The deal would take effect in the 2002 03 school year and must be approved by the GTA membership the Kansas Board of Regents and the Kansas Department of Administration.

Gtas GTA Kansas Board of Regents Kansas Department of Administration

Pittsburg airport to raise hangar fees and fuel prices

Pittsburg city officials approved a 20 percent hike in hangar rental fees and a five cent per gallon increase in airplane fuel prices to cover a $30,000 budget gap. Airport traffic has plunged since 9 11 with general aviation about half normal, leaving several aircraft parked in hangars.

Pittsburg Atkinson John VanGorden Gary Iori

Convicted murderer briefly escapes at Kansas prison

A guard at Lansing Correctional Facility saw Tanner Green, 25, jump from a laundry truck into an open area in the minimum-security section around 11:50 a.m. Thursday. He was recaptured within five minutes, having never left prison grounds, potentially extending his sentence by about a decade.

Wichita Tanner Green Lansing Green

Kansas retirees face shortfall in living expenses study shows

A Washington report presented to Kansas lawmakers warns that over the next three decades many Kansans born 1936 to 1964 will not have enough retirement income to cover basic living costs. By 2031 total expenses could exceed retirement income by 700 million dollars, with single seniors especially at risk.

Topeka Bill Graves Employee Benefit Research Institute Washington Kansas Sandy Praeger R-Lawrence Graves

Finney County EMS seeks community input on survey plan

Finney County EMS launches a pilot community assessment with eight state agencies, asking school district personnel, hospital staff, colleges, public safety and officials, and residents to rate understanding of EMS, care levels, status, and public education. Surveys due by Aug. 15, with drop-off at 803 W. Mary St or via county site.

Hutchinson (Ap ONEOK Hutchinson John Mary Ann Hahn Sedgwick County Kansas Mid- Continent Finney County Police and Fire de Finney County Ems EMS Bob Prewitt West Mary Street Prewitt EMS Agency EMS Service W. Mary St

Mascot clash over Kansas schools draws praise and ire

In Topeka, the Kansas State Board of Education rejected a proposal to urge districts to retire American Indian mascots. About 35 Kansas high schools currently use such mascots, while Native American leaders condemned the decision as demeaning and harmful.

Topeka Kansas State Board of Education Equity Advisory Council Kansas Tom Ostrander Clearwater Kansas State High School Activities Association Ostrander Badger Wahwasuck Prairie Band of Potawatomi Denver Broncos Jacksonville Jaguars

Ex-con Poulos enters Wichita mayoral race

George Poulos, 78, a felon with 20 years in prison for arson, racketeering and gambling, announced his bid to replace Mayor Bob Knight. He joins state Rep. Carlos Mayans in the race. Council member Joe Pisciotte is considering. Poulos vows to oppose scams and push education and health care funding while promoting straightforward campaigning. He plans to earn a degree from Friends University next year. Felons may register to vote after serving sentences.

Wichita City Hall George Poulos Poulos Bob Knight Carlos Mayans Joe Pisciotte George Rascal Friends University Sedgwick Marilyn Chapman Bill Gale

Eagles Rocker Joe Walsh backs Knight for Kansas governor

Wichita mayoral and gubernatorial candidate Bob Knight drew political help from Joe Walsh and The Eagles. Walsh endorsed Knight at a Kemper Arena news conference in Kansas City after tour stops in Wichita and Kansas City. The band members each contributed 2000 via ticket sales to supporters. Walsh, born in Wichita, has long ties to the city.

Kansas City Wichita Kansas Bob Knight Joe Walsh The Eagles Knight Walsh Kemper Arena

K State to get Agriculture Biosecurity Center

Agriculture Secretary Veneman announced a $3 million USDA grant to establish the National Agriculture Biosecurity Center at Kansas State University. Texas A M and Purdue researchers will collaborate, while Sen. Pat Roberts urged focus on protecting farms and feedlots from biological threats amid terrorism concerns.

K-State Agriculture Biosecurity Washington Kansas State University Agriculture Ann Veneman USDA National Agriculture Biosecurity Center Kansas State Texas A&m University Purdue University Kansas State Center Veneman Pat Roberts Rkan Roberts

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