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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2001
Page
1
Weather Outlook With Clear to Partly Cloudy Skies
Tonight a mix of cloud cover with lows from the lower 20s in the northeast to the mid 30s in the southwest. Friday brings partly to mostly sunny skies and warmer highs ranging from the upper 40s northeast to 65 to 70 in the west, with Friday night turning cloudy statewide and lows in the 30s.
Telegram Local News Update Appears Online
The Telegram notes that local news sports and editorials are accessible at its website www gctelegram com. The brief announces online availability and directs readers to the internet page for the latest local coverage.
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Gctelegram
The
Telegram
Bush seeks House vote on sweeping income tax cut
Washington AP reports President Bush pushes a $1.6 trillion tax relief plan as Republicans aim for a quick House vote on a 10 year 958 billion income tax cut. Supporters say it advances tax relief and fairness while Democrats largely oppose. Bush argues a 5.6 trillion budget surplus covers obligations, debt payoff, and rebates to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
Rep
J.C. Watts
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Okla
Tom DeLay
Texas
Center
Dick Armey
Capitol Hill
House rejects compromise lottery bill in Kansas
Kansas House voted 63-60 to reject a conference committee compromise on extending the state lottery’s life. Negotiators quickly sent the same proposal to both chambers. the House objected to a $4 million revenue plan to subsidize Kansas airfares and the Senate did not debate it. The Senate had approved the measure 31-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Lottery
Gotiators
Kansas
House
Senate
Bill Graves
Finney County appraiser hints at uncertain property value increases
Finney County appraiser Alan Roop says no exact figure can be given for the upcoming re appraisal. He notes values likely rise due to market growth and new construction, but exact amounts remain unclear as the national market nears a low point. Garden City residents may see smaller assessed value increases this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney County
Finney
Alan Roop
Garden City
House panel endorses 1.54 billion for higher ed budget
A Kansas House committee endorsed more than 1.54 billion dollars for the state Board of Regents and its universities, pledging to aggressively seek extra funds to cover a shortfall. Gov Graves recommended the figure for fiscal year 2002, with 6.1 million in university budgets omitted due to miscalculation. Rep Rocky Nichols noted the omission's origin and the budget office's stance. Graves said all agencies must cut, and the regents face potential omnibus sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
House
State Board of Regents
Bill Graves
Rocky Nichols
Graves
Nichols
Senate
Ways and Means
GCCC to receive requested funding amid state budget plan
Garden City Community College president Carol Ballantyne said the Kansas budget proposals largely meet expectations for community colleges. The plan cuts about 6.1 million from state universities while keeping Regents funding on track for community colleges after governance shift. Ballantyne notes state support remains about 17 percent of GCCC's projected 12.18 million revenue this year.
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House
Kansas Board of Regents
Carol Ballantyne
Garden City Community College
Ballantyne
Board of Regents
Kansas
State Board of Education
Regents
Farmers face 7.5 percent rise in farmland property values
Kansas farmers will see about a 7.5 percent statewide increase in agricultural land values on assessment notices, with dryland areas possibly higher. Don Hineman reports about a 7 percent rise, noting higher costs for inputs. Use value rules affect taxable values, not market prices, reflecting productivity factors and a 1992–1999 data basis.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Department of Revenue
Don Hineman
KLA
Dee Likes
Kansas Livestock Association
Scott Holeman
Department of Revenue
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