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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2010
Page
3
The CTR Friends of the Library will hold its quarterly meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Finnup Room of the Finney County Public Library at 605 KE Walnut St. The agenda covers library support and acquisitions. Coffee and refreshments provided. For details call Ken Harsha at 276-7078.
Garden City High School hosts a band camp from 8:00 a.m. to noon daily from July 26 through August 6. The sessions occur in the GCHS music building gymnasium and Memorial Stadium for enrolled band students at 1412 North Main Street. Participants should bring their instrument, flip folder, tennis shoes and a water bottle. Contact band director Ryan Elliott at 805-8047 for details.
The Kansas Department on Aging schedules three public meetings for FY2012 budget input. Martin Kennedy invites Kansans in Dodge City Salina and Topeka to share spending priorities. Teleconference option available with conference code 7356817577.
Kansas Highway Patrol will inspect 50 Garden City Public Schools buses at the transportation department 139 Clover Leaf starting 6 30 a m Tuesday. The checks cover brakes steering fuel mirrors lights stop arm and emergency exits as district plans to transport over 3700 students including those far from campus and requiring special services. For details contact Michelle Irsik at 805 8750.
In April Bill Bryant received thanks from Ness County American Legion Rider Loren Stenzel before departing on a Kansas Honor Flight to Washington D C.
Norm Richards, from Missouri, found a World War II dog tag in Budling near Thionville France. The tag belonged to Wm. N. Bryant of Kansas, a combat engineer with Patton's Third Army during the Battle of the Bulge. Bryant hopes to learn how long the tag lay in a field before its rediscovery.
Weasel a 4 year old male river otter died July 15 at Lee Richardson Zoo. Zoo director Kathy Sexson said head trauma caused the death and no external cause was found after exhibit checks. Weasel, arrived from Baton Rouge Zoo in 2008, entertained visitors with Ariel for two years.
Six candidates for the Republican nomination in the 1st Congressional District answered seven questions from The Hutchinson News. Topics included immigration draft retirement age and federal disaster relief spending. The Aug 3 primary decides who faces Alan Jilka in Nov 2.
Jim Barnett stresses that disasters vary and governments must meet community needs while spending taxpayer money wisely. He argues federal aid should follow a budget and be based on available funds, akin to family savings for emergencies, with amounts tailored to each disaster.
Sue Boldra and Tim Huelskamp discuss disaster spending and federal role. Boldra urges set aside funds for disasters. Huelskamp favors streamlined aid and less bureaucracy. Tracey Mann emphasizes situational factors and security rationale for federal assistance.
Two Kansas congressmen vying for the Republican nomination for Sam Brownback's Senate seat clash over a push poll that praised Todd Tiahrt and undermined Jerry Moran. Moran's camp labels it negative campaigning. Magellan Strategies says it tested messages and was not campaign-sponsored. A party activist in Olathe received the automated call and supports Moran.
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