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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2007
Page
5
An AP Ipsos poll finds 20 percent of vacationers bring laptops and similar shares check in or work during trips. Younger respondents show higher use, with 25 percent under 40 bringing laptops and 19 percent saying they worked while off. Authorities say constant connectivity fuels the habit.
President Bush defends a missile defense system in Russia's neighborhood as Moscow criticizes the move. He says the program protects NATO allies from radical regimes, while Russia lashes out and Putin is invited to visit his Maine coast home in July amid a busy European trip.
KDOT hears district talk on a public transportation system for counties like Greeley Kearny and Haskell. Finney County Senior Center director Bonnie Burgardt supports a regional bus service run from a central Garden City hub to save money. Officials warn funding remains uncertain as cost concerns and road budgets compete.
Kansas faces a deadline as a health program for children could expire on Sept. 30 without congressional renewal. The CHIP-like HealthWare program, started in 1998, helps families too rich for Medicaid but too poor for private insurance, with Kansas receiving 2.60 dollars back for every CHIP dollar spent. Representative Nancy Boyda vows to push for renewal to prevent millions of children losing coverage.
Jovita and Larry Baier describe a long involvement with the market begun by their son Douglas who sold tomatoes locally and then at the farmer's market. Norma Unruh joins with granola and baked goods, while Toke Heiman notes growing vendor turnout. Call Finney County Extension Office or Heiman for details.
FCEDC board members questioned whether five local entities can sustain current funding as they prepare next year’s budget. City and county officials stress transparency and show measurable results to overcome public apathy and mistrust while considering property tax options for any funding increase.
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