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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2005
Page
1
Patsy Redd appears all dressed in red white and blue to display her patriotism.
Kansas legislators must find $143 million more for schools by July 1 after a court ruling. Rep. Bill Light says compliance is the aim, while Rep. Ward Loyd opposed the earlier package. The 1999 Salina and Dodge City suit spurred a special session as judges demand adequate funding beyond the $142 million package deemed insufficient by Augenblick and Meyer.
Garden City and Finney County commissioners will meet at 7 a.m. Wednesday at the Garden City Administrative Center to address concerns about a new economic development strategic plan. They will discuss board appointments, hiring an economic development director, and the commissions role in the process, as FCEDC executives seek alignment before moving forward.
In Topeka a Senate committee urged expanding gambling to boost public school funding ahead of a special session. Leaders warn of balancing enough expansion to raise money without increasing opposition. Majority Leader Derek Schmidt favors a scaled back plan targeting communities harmed by out-of-state casinos. The session opens Wednesday as the Kansas Supreme Court orders a $143 million school funding hike by July 1.
In Garden City area fields, 15 miles south of the city, the wheat harvest begins under dry conditions with combines moving through circles of about 125 acres. Steve Stone and crew report 35 percent hail damage on one circle, while dryland wheat shows test weights up to 63.5 pounds.
Garden City man James D. Naab 38 enters no contest plea in Finney County District Court to solicitation to commit first-degree murder as part of a plea deal. One count of attempted aggravated arson and arson plus sale of diazepam were dismissed. sentencing set for July 18.
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