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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 2005

Page

5

Garden City explores quorum change to ease public issues talks

Media law expert says using elected officials to bypass open meetings is illegal. Garden City commissioners discuss raising the quorum from three to four to allow two members to talk privately about city business without violating the act. Mayor Perkins and commissioners say they never use such tactics and urge constituents to contact all officials. The proposal heads to Tuesday's 1 p.m. meeting at the Administrative Center.

Fuller Kansas David Crase Crase Commission Sioner J.R. Behan Garden City Janie Perkins Perkins Reynaldo Mesa Mesa Eighth St

Rader pleads guilty in BTK killings case

Dennis Rader admits strangling members of the Otero family and four other women, describing the crimes as a sexual fantasy. He pleads guilty to multiple counts with sentencing set for August 17. death penalty is not sought due to pre existing state law, likely life imprisonment.

Joseph Julie Otero Thad Mrs. Otero Josephine Junior Mrs Otero Rader Dennis Rader Nora Foulston Wichita Park City BTK Kathryn Bright Shirley Vian Nancy Fox Vicki Wegerle Wichita Eagle

Time capsule opened at Finney County fairgrounds highlights 4-H history

Dozens gathered as a 4-H time capsule buried during the centennial era was opened at the Finney County Fairgrounds. Todd Miller and her son Steven unearthed the capsule revealing a 4-H membership card project guides and a list of agents and clubs. The capsule intended for 2001 was opened early to mark 100 years of 4-H in Kansas with plans for another capsule at this year’s fair August 3 to 7. Local alumni Rosemary Corbett and Nancy Honig recalled past 4-H days while suggesting ways to update the next time capsule.

Finney County Extension Office Finney County Extension Odgers Gerber Mayo Kreutzer Gross Reed Whitey Whitehill America Rosemary Corbett Huschka Nancy Honig Finney County Fair Kansas Miller Dunlap Kansas City United States National Guard Harrisonville Italy

World traveler joins Garden City Big Brothers Big Sisters team

Dunlap, a Kansas City native, brings global experience from Taiwan and Italy to his Big Brothers Big Sisters role in Finney County. He oversees sponsor background checks, coordinates events, and emphasizes listening and guiding youths. Tammy Davis applauds his enthusiasm and impact on the program.

Big Brothers Big Sisters Dunlap Fraternity Big Brothers and Big Sisters Tammy Davis Finney County Big Brother

Mo Jo school finance plan stalls in House

A coalition of Democrats and moderate Republicans sponsors a plan dubbed Mo Jo from Morton and Johnson counties but it did not advance on Sunday. House leaders said five days of work produced little ground as the chamber rejected a constitutional amendment to reaffirm Legislature control of state money.

House Morton Johnson Clay Aurand Courtland Gopcol

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