Picture This A Longhorn Herd North of Pence Farm
A Longhorn cow with calves is raised north of Pence on the Mike McDaniel farm, as photographed or described by Diana McDaniel in Scott City.
08 Jun 2002
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2002
Page
1
A Longhorn cow with calves is raised north of Pence on the Mike McDaniel farm, as photographed or described by Diana McDaniel in Scott City.
Garden City officials consider a neighborhood tax credit program to cut property tax increases for homeowners who upgrade their properties. The commission will review the plan at a 1 p.m. meeting at the Administrative Center with discussion at 2 p.m. Credits apply to all property types with varying rates and rebate lengths.
With the 2003 budget process starting, Garden City commissioners again consider funding for social service agencies. The discussion is set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Garden City Administrative Center, 301 N Eighth St, and more details appear on Page A4.
Garden City Community College won approval to offer associate degrees via EduKon, a six college consortium, and uses Blackboard for many Internet classes. Garden City High School provides Virtual High School courses English 3 Networking Technologies US History online since 2000, 2001-02.
Texas businessman T Boone Pickens forms Mesa Water Group with Panhandle landowners to mine and pipe water from about 150000 acres on the Ogallala Aquifer to Texas cities. They win local permits to pump billions of gallons annually, facing regulatory hurdles. Kansas officials say western areas are largely closed to water appropriation and would require many steps.
The proposal to use the declining Ogallala aquifer faces strong skepticism and divides opinion. Texans argue limits and private water rights complicate state plans while Kansans fear impact on irrigation. comments from C E Williams and local farmers reflect concern over ownership and regional effects.
TOPEKA AP. As this year’s budget crisis lingers, legislators warn next year could be worse with revenue shortfalls mainly in individual income taxes and a long 107 day session that yielded no full resolution. The 2003 general fund budget totals 4.42 billion, signed by Gov. Graves, amid eroding foundations and uncertain forecasts.
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