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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2006
Page
1
Angie Price, librarian at Wiley Elementary, dressed as the old lady from To Market To Market during Garden City National School Library Month celebration in April. Photo contributed by Angie Price, Garden City.
Finney County commissioners reviewed nine more department requests for 2007 including Area Mental Health Public Works and the Sheriff's Office. Sheriff Kevin Bascue proposed a under 1 percent increase to 4 045 779 but did not include inmate medical care or vehicle insurance costs. He noted prior years overran a 63 500 inmate care line, urging a tighter plan. Commissioner Don Doll suggested adding inmate medical care to the sheriff budget to curb future overruns.
Federal and local law enforcement agencies allegedly bypass subpoenas and warrants to obtain Americans personal telephone records from private sector data brokers. Documents show agencies including the FBI, US Marshals, DHS and municipal police across several states using brokers who admit violations and often offer services at little or no cost. Estimated government spending on such data reached about 30 million dollars last year, with brokers claiming minimal charges.
Donna Gerstner notes lifesaving value as Garden City Recreation Commission reports enrollment rise after Big Pool rule requires a swim test for large slide riders. The July session has limited spots. current session is full with 138 swimmers. Cost is 25 dollars with possible reductions for lunch program recipients.
Kansas wheat harvest tops 53 percent complete as drought accelerates maturity. KASS notes 86 percent of wheat ripe, far above last year and the five year average. Regional progress ranges from 7 percent in northwest to 83 percent in south-central, with 46 percent in poor to very poor field condition. Thunderstorms approach western areas.
Former Holcomb volunteers Bob Sanders Dan Linton and Roger Brunson met with Mayor Dennis Lauer to discuss re forming the defunct department. Garden City Fire Chief Alan Shelton says Holcomb needs ten firefighters. five showed interest. Since April 2004 Holcomb has relied on Garden City Fire Department coverage at a weekly $100 payment for services and three trucks.
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