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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2017
Page
1
A 25-year-old Wichita woman heard police at her door on January 30 as immigration officers surrounded her home near Lincoln and Market. Her 42-year-old husband, living in Wichita for six years after overstaying a 2011 visa, was detained after the visit and later released after signing a voluntary departure with bail unaffordable.
One of Wichita's early immigration arrests after Donald Trump’s election sent fear through the immigrant community. Hundreds shared reactions and concerns as authorities pursued enforcement, signaling heightened anxieties about policy changes and potential raids in the city.
Kansas Revenue Secretary Sam Williams says lawmakers could face tax increases again in two years unless spending is cut and government efficiency improves. He notes the recent $1.2 billion tax hike funds the largest budget and that new law rolls back much of 2012 cuts, with higher personal rates and restored credits.
Rep. Steven Johnson says future tax increases are possible if a new Kansas school funding plan is deemed inadequate by the Supreme Court. He notes the budget balances on paper for now but could fail if education and pension costs rise. Rep. Tom Cox opposes another income tax increase and urges fixing the fiscal balance without shifting burden to residents.
Brownback and his office condemn the proposed budget as funding a legislative wish list. They call this session a drastic departure from fiscal restraint and urge future legislatures to return to prudent revenue practices.
Forecast notes a today and Saturday pattern with partly cloudy conditions. Highs near 81 today and 87 on Saturday, with lows around 56 and 63 respectively. The period indicates stable warm weather with no rain mentioned.
Nikki Spanier, appointed late May as executive director of the Finney County Humane Society, has moved from parvo clinics to open houses and fundraisers to boost animal welfare and adoptions. The former teacher aims to expand community outreach and revive annual memberships offering newsletters decals and business discounts.
Area residents tour The Cottages at 2002 Labrador Blvd during an open house on Wednesday for the 12 unit senior care living facility ahead of its scheduled Saturday opening.
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