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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2010
Page
1
Kansas Am scene described with Christy Kempke of Garden City linked to a spill incident and a directive to move on to Kansas Am.
The zoo seeks funds for Cat Canyon a project to rebuild jaguar puma and bobcat yards with separate spaces a viewing building and expanded areas for cats. Animal keeper Sara Niemczyk notes cats need more room and privacy while safety standards have risen since the 30 year old exhibit.
Obama taps Gen David Petraeus to replace Gen Stanley McChrystal guiding the Afghanistan counterinsurgency effort at a critical juncture. The move aims to preserve the plan, ease civilian military divisions, and extend time for progress toward July 2011 withdrawal goals amid rising casualties and shaky public support. Petraeus faces dual challenges of Kandahar security slowdowns and training Afghan forces to operate with NATO partners.
Quinter native Tracey Mann campaigns in Garden City touting the Mann Plan to revive growth through strong schools health care and high speed Internet while promoting rural America. He calls for estate tax repeal in 2011 should Congress fail to act and seeks Moran’s legacy amid a field of six Republicans in the Aug. 3 primary.
Kansas Board of Regents considers tuition increases up to 8.2 percent for state university students this fall to support academic programs. Regent Ed McKechnie warns options include higher taxes, higher student costs, or reduced program quality.
Kansas districts and special education directors learned they could lose 8.5 million dollars in Medicaid reimbursements for students with severe disabilities. The Kansas Health Policy Authority says changes might still leave education groups 5 to 15 million ahead statewide if CMS approves an amended plan.
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