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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2006
Page
1
Holcomb students and teachers from Wiley Elementary School march to honor National School Library Month in April. Angie Price of Garden City contributed the photo.
The USD 457 district faces 55 vacancies for the coming year as Kaitlyn Collins, a Garden City newcomer with Oklahoma teaching credentials, seeks work. She misses licensure in Kansas despite bachelor’s in psychology and a master’s in adult education plus Jobs Corps teaching. Government policy and No Child Left Behind rules complicate the match.
Harold Starr a longtime Finney County resident filed by the noon deadline to challenge Cliff Mayo for the County Commission District 4 seat. Starr, a retired high school teacher, runs as a Republican in the August 1 primary, aiming on education and lower taxes. District 4 contest joins District 5 with three new candidates.
Kansas Agriculture Secretary Adrian Polansky called the harvest mediocre as abandoned acres rise beyond forecasts. Governor Kathleen Sebelius and Polansky toured Lane County where Ehmke farm grows 3,000 acres of wheat, rye and triticale for seed. Yields run around 35 bushels per acre amid drought in western Kansas, while eastern Kansas yields improve and total harvest may meet government projections.
Kansas Supreme Court upholds Ngan Pham's first degree murder conviction while overturning five aggravated robbery counts and a kidnapping conspiracy. Pham faces a reduced sentence of 75 years with a mandatory 20 year period before parole eligibility, though the life term remains.
A Pentagon inquiry finds special operations forces fed detainees bread and water for up to 17 days and used unapproved methods including sleep deprivation and loud music. Detainees were stripped in at least one case. the study cites inadequate resources and oversight, with no prosecutions.
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