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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2013
Page
3
Emmaus House hosts its first Cruise-In of the year at Western State Bank 1500 E Kansas Ave starting 7 p.m. All vehicles welcome. Entry is $5 or a case of nonperishable food. First prize and PT Cruiser trophies awarded. Music by DJ Flame. Concession stand open. Donation welcome. Public admission free.
The Kansas Farm Service Agency announces the nomination period for county committee candidates starts Monday. Eligible farmers must participate in or cooperate with an FSA program, vote in the county election, and reside in the local area. Self nominations allowed. organizations may nominate. Sign the FSA-669A form to participate. forms must be received by Aug. 1. Elections occur in the fall.
Finney County Conservation District board of supervisors will hold a Local Work Group meeting at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the USDA Service Center 2106 E Spruce St Garden City. The session, lasting under an hour, will review 2013 programs and shape 2014 priorities including eligible practices payment rates and ranking criteria. Andrew Larson Jr. notes LWGs advise NRCS Kansas Technical Committee and emphasize diverse agricultural and environmental representation. For information or to join contact NRCS staff at the same address or 275-0211 ext 3.
Senate President Susan Wagle and other officials urge restoring university funding cut in the budget. They contend salary caps and a 1.5 percent general fund cut harm Kansas universities and Wichita State University, impacting aviation research and attracting talent. Governor Brownback may propose a budget amendment in January to reverse the cuts.
Gov Sam Brownback signed a law enacting further income tax cuts over five years while funding the changes with higher sales taxes and other adjustments. He touted the move as making the tax code fairer and flatter for families and small businesses, with extended relief and a push to attract business to Kansas. The plan lowers rates, alters the standard deduction, and trims the sales tax rate to 6.15 percent, generating about $777 million over five years. Senate opposition argued it shifts the burden to lower-income and middle-class Kansans.
In south central Kansas the winter wheat harvest begins slowly with limited cutting around Kiowa. Officials warn drought and variable moisture yield forecasts across the state, while cooler spring conditions followed by recent heat affect timing and expected totals for 2013. Kansas Wheat notes only minimal activity beyond Kiowa.
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