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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2006
Page
1
Melissa Miller of Garden City reports Donella Miller is preparing a skit for the Victor Ornelas Elementary School talent show adding local school event color to the community calendar.
After Tuesday's primary, Finney County District Four will see Harold Starr challenge incumbent Cliff Mayo, with Mayo touting experience and Starr stressing fiscal prudence. In District Five, Dan Linton of Garden City Community College faces Larry Jones of J O Cattle Co. Both rally for Holcomb.
Roy Dixon, candidate for Kansas House District 123, received an unsolicited flyer from Americans for Prosperity praising his tax positions while denying an endorsement. AFP Kansas Director Alan Cobb said Dixon completed a candidate survey. Whitham did not. The group backs tax limits and a constitutional amendment on Supreme Court nominations. Dixon denies direct endorsement.
Southwest Kansas superintendents react to the Kansas Supreme Court dismissal of the appeal that would have forced higher funding beyond the 541 million three year plan. Garden City USD 457 chief Rick Atha welcomes the ruling as districts rush to finalize budgets ahead of August school openings and board meetings.
At St Thomas Episcopal Church in Garden City Kansas Citizens for Science president Jack Krebs argued that science and religion can coexist and God may be present in natural processes while noting religious concepts do not belong in science classrooms. He criticized Kansas standards adopted by the State Board of Education in November and said the Intelligent Design Network seeks to insert faith into science education.
A Grant County visit blends Santa Fe Trail history with Ulysses modern life. The Adobe Museum and Wagon Bed Springs recreate historic waters and wagon ruts, while Ulysses provides parks and a golf course. Wagon Bed Springs, a private site, was named a national historic landmark in 1961 and offers guided tours.
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