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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2009
Page
1
Celeste Petersen reports from Valley View Cemetery as World War II veteran Martin Huschka is honored at the Memorial Day service in Garden City. Local attendees gather to pay respects and recall his service.
Lewis Motors in Garden City will continue Nissan sales but end GM Chevrolet and Cadillac sales soon as GM plans 1 323 shutdowns nationwide. GM seeks 60 to 90 days to emerge from Chapter 11. Local decision on timing, possibly through October 2010, with about 70 GM units left. Service will continue for GM and all brands until stop date.
In Washington, GM and Chrysler executives faced harsh congressional critique as they defended hundreds of dealership closures. GM CEO Fritz Henderson said the cuts are painful but necessary to save over 200,000 jobs, while Chrysler Deputy CEO Jim Press framed the action as shared sacrifice to avoid liquidation after bankruptcy.
In Garden City, youngsters join Adventures in Art at Kids College where peanut butter honey and powder milk form edible dough to sculpt animals and snowmen. Instructor Cheryl Watt adds M&M accents as kids explore creativity amid smiles and sticky hands.
Finney County Emergency Medical Services Director Bob Prewitt will ask the county commission for an extra six full time personnel to handle rising emergency call loads. The 2010 budget proposal shows two options: with expansion total about 1.99 million dollars, or without expansion about 1.70 million. The plan could add shifts starting July 2010 as logistics allow, with the EMS currently maxed on manpower on busy days. The hearing is scheduled 8:30 a.m. Monday at the Finney County Administrative Center.
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