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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2008
Page
3
A National Safety Council Defensive Driving course scheduled for today at Garden City Community College has been cancelled. GCCC plans to reschedule the course for an undetermined date.
Westar Energy Inc and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment signed the states first emission reduction pledge. The utility will measure greenhouse gases and seek reduction options with a target plan due by April 2009. KDHE officials say more agreements may follow as lawmakers debate CO2 limits.
Garden City veteran city manager Bob Halloran, stepping down, has long advocated banning disposable plastic bags. The town and nearby Liberal and Dodge City discuss a regional approach, seeking retailer feedback while stores favor local controls or voluntary actions. Major chains cite bag recycling and reusable options as alternative efforts.
Finney County commissioners will review Monday the second portion of an 80 000 loan for Cummings Sales Inc a Dodge City cattle feeding supplier. The mix funds 78 383 inventory and 1 617 working capital seeks 40 000 from city fed CDBG and 40 000 from county for five year term at 7 percent. The project adds four jobs reaching 12 and meets low income benchmarks. Garden City approved earlier. Further budget planning set for 2009.
Kansas House approves four modest campaign finance and ethics bills including a shorter pre election blackout period but defeats a Democrat backed plan to broaden disclosure. GOP members praise steps while Democrats argue key groups remain unmonitored.
The Kansas House defeated a bill to offer state grants up to 1000 to districts raising pay for high school math and science teachers by at least 5 percent over peers in other subjects. Supporters say incentives address shortages. opponents cite inadequacy and inequity.
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