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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2005
Page
1
Ken Minter, a Garden City resident and grandfather of four, welcomed the anti-methamphetamine law enacted April 22. The bill requires pseudoephedrine and ephedrine medicines to be behind counters, buyer IDs, logging, and a seven day limit of three packs per person. Retailers without pharmacies must remove the products.
The Kansas Supreme Court planned to release at 3 p.m. its ruling on the legality of the school finance formula. Spokesman Ron Keefover said the decision would be posted on the court's website after today’s session. Arguments were heard May 11 over lawmakers' attempt to fix flaws identified in a January ruling, with emphasis on boosting funding for poor and minority student programs.
Eugenio Penaran-Huerta age 35 is dead after grain collapsed in the ADM Grain Elevator in Seot where he was cleaning bins. Sheriff Randy Keeton says the accident occurred shortly before 8 20 a m with co workers discovering him. ADM officials express condolences and an internal probe is planned. Penaran-Huerta had worked for ADM since 2004 and previously at Sullivan Elevator for 10 years.
Kansas launches first step toward seamless first responder radio system funded by 16 million dollars in federal grants and state funds. Southeast Kansas will receive initial support to upgrade communication towers and enable interagency talk regardless of radio type. Finney County would face costs of 240000 annually to lease and replace about 400 radios as digital tech expands capacity across 76 KDOT towers statewide.
USD 214 boards considering a policy that would require all students in middle and high school who participate in extracurricular activities to sign a consent form for random drug and alcohol tests next year. Superintendent Bill Hall says the issue is a long standing concern and the measure aims to show teen substance use is illegal and unhealthy. A group of 25 high school students and 10 others weighed in on the plan at the board meeting.
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