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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2008
Page
1
Ben, Emily, and Sam prepare for a day at Johnson Lake. The trio readies gear and sets out to capture moments by the water, keeping close as they plan photos and memories near the shoreline.
In a spirited opener, youths perform Bugsy Malone Jr set in a Lower East Side speakeasy rivalries. Alex Perez, 12, plays a wary narrator while 14 year old David Dennis stars as Dandy Dan in a lighthearted gangster musical based on the 1976 film.
A national study released at the NCSL convention in New Orleans says Kansas could lose about 1 billion dollars in coming decades due to higher temperatures and stronger storms. It warns of droughts, water-right disputes, and health impacts like asthma, urging regional cooperation and policy action. The report is by NCSL and the University of Maryland, funded by the Environmental Defense Fund.
Federal officials held talks with rural electric utilities in Kansas to resolve differences over FEMA reimbursements for last winter's ice storm. Utilities say reports show about 343 million in damage, while FEMA's final bill stands at 52 million, with concerns over out of state engineers and rule changes from prior years. Rep. Jerry Moran led discussions with FEMA administrator David Paulison amid rate hike fears and ongoing reviews.
FCEDC Board Chairman Ron Schwartz says the Finney County Economic Development Corp will add spokes to its efforts by pursuing primary jobs and exploring housing needs. At the Wednesday meeting and annual retreat, directors discussed housing shortages and the potential long term funding from a quarter cent sales tax, with board members including Brett Croits.
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