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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2007
Page
1
Keirstyn Mesa celebrates her 10th birthday at grandma's house in Garden City with family, friends, and cheerful festivities hosted by Dorothy Mesa.
At Finney County Tyson Fresh Meats plant, about 74 percent of 2,185 ballots cast rejected unionization, with 575 in favor. The NLRB notes a week to file objections. The Holcomb plant employs about 3,100 workers and Tyson confirms continued nonunion status.
A campaign plan outlined by six citizens and USD 467 Scots administrators aims to win voter approval for an 8 million bond issue to replace the 83 year old R B Stewart Elementary with an addition to Wichita County High School including classrooms library and a cafeteria kitchen. The plan also asks voters to support a separate 1.216 million project for a second gym. Tax impact would be a 17.75 mill increase over 20 years plus 2.7 mills for the second question, costing a 100 000 home about 204.13 annual and 31.05 annual respectively.
In Charlotte, Bank of America tested a credit card for customers who may be illegal immigrants, drawing harsh criticism from immigration opponents who called for a boycott and accused the bank of aiding terrorists and drug traffickers. Some customers closed accounts and destroyed cards. Ken Lewis acknowledged the situation.
The text notes that in 1990 about half of unauthorized immigrants resided in California, while later the population moved toward less traditional immigrant locales. It cites a percentage around 60 percent for the 2002 to 2004 period, highlighting a demographic shift in geographic concentration.
The USC 363 Holcomb Board of Education will interview one Texan and three Kansans for the end of year superintendent post. Interviews are set next week with Kelly J. Arnberger of Beloit USD 273, Phil Keidel of Holcomb USD 363 and Wiley elementary, Robert L. Kiblinger of Centre USD 397, and Robert A. O'Connor of Columbus Independent SD in Texas. A decision is expected by March 12 to replace Skip Landis, who will resign at year end.
Clay Hummer 36 once chief public defender for the Western Regional Public Defender's Office in Garden City was found guilty in Saline County District Court on nine counts of violating a protection from stalking order and one count of computer trespassing. He moved to Texas and had faced 72 allegations including harassment stalking and threats but accepted a plea that dismissed all but 10 misdemeanor charges. Judge John Weckel stated the plea agreement.
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