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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2004
Page
1
A church events listing for next week appears alongside a photo caption noting Skyler Heinz and Alex Bas cue as top defensive and offensive players for Garden City High School baseball 2004. Bas cue is identified with Norma in the caption.
Horse Thief Reservoir board and Pawnee Watershed District manager Ron Allen surveyed the future site eight miles west of Jetmore to imagine a 1100 acre park with a 450 acre lake. The plan includes camping trails grills fire pits boat ramps and a swimming beach funded by a county sales tax and state lake program. Citizens in Ford Hodgeman Gray and Finney counties will vote in April 2005 on a 0.1 percent tax projected to raise about 6 million over 15 to 17 years toward a 10 million project with annual operating costs around 70000 dollars.
Greeley County schools will open a new charter school this fall funded by the Kansas Department of Education. The district, cash strapped, will serve seventh through ninth graders without a new building. Superintendent Bill Wilson says the program blends existing methods with individualized approaches, including eighth graders on field studies linking history geography and science. The district reports test scores above the state average.
The Education Department granted rural schools more time to meet federal teacher qualifications, easing pressure for many isolated districts. In the South, few schools received the reprieve, sparking frustration from researchers who say some small, poor districts still do not qualify.
Berneda Miller, a Garden City resident and St. Catherine Hospital staffer, traveled to Wichita for care at Kansas Heart Hospital. She underwent the 150th heart transplant at Via Christi St. Francis on June 29, a week marked by two additional transplants setting a hospital record. Miller reports her heart functioning well and expects to be released soon.
The Senate approved broad powers for the FDA to regulate cigarettes including banning child appealing ads and eliminating harmful ingredients. The plan was tied to a $12 billion buyout of tobacco farmers and passed 78-15 as part of a corporate tax bill sent to a conference committee.
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