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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2002
Page
1
A描 vivid glimpse of San Antonio Texas as riverfront scenes glow with milder weather. Visitors stroll the shaded paths enjoy cafes and boats on the paseo while locals reflect on seasonal mood shifts along the Riverwalk.
Garden City officials say Kohl’s decided not to pursue a Garden City store after months of talks. City Manager Bob Halloran called the decision disappointing but not world-ending. Kohl’s spokesman said no Kansas stores are planned. no board incentives were signed for Garden City.
Backers hail a measure intended to help small rural districts while opponents doubt its effectiveness. The bill seeks to merge schools to improve efficiencies but failed to pass as proposed.
Education Chairman Ralph Tanner criticizes a Thursday vote defeating a plan to aid tiny districts with up to 50 000 matching grants to keep schools open as community centers. Rep. Bill Reardon and Rep. Bill Mason defend or critique the measure amid funding and rural-urban tensions.
Garden City Community College unveils a one of a kind emergency management training program. The Team-T Tactical Emergency and Management Team integrates dispatch with an EVOC center and a firearms training system. Instructors from multiple agencies train together using a StarZII 911 system and FATS. The program aims to mirror real life calls and improve interagency coordination.
The Kansas Senate approved a 12 million education spending increase sending the bill to the House. Supporters caution the measure lacks a funding source and buyers beware as a revenue gap looms. Governor Graves linked the rise to tax increases, while critics call it posturing until cash flows are shown.
The Kansas Senate voted 15 to 25 against a measure to limit no fault divorces to couples with no dependents at home. Supporters argued the law undermines marriage and harms children, while critics warned lawmakers cannot engineer relationships and that the bill would raise costs and intrude on private life.
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