Tammy D Ray on Alaska North Slope Rig
Tammy D Ray, a global internal auditor, appears on a drilling rig on Alaska's north slope during August, showcasing field activities and industry exposure in remote Arctic operations.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2006
Page
1
Tammy D Ray, a global internal auditor, appears on a drilling rig on Alaska's north slope during August, showcasing field activities and industry exposure in remote Arctic operations.
FCEDC officials in Garden City, Finney County and partner agencies met Wednesday with Darwin Naccarato of Woodland Park Colorado as the second candidate for the corporation’s first full time president. Earlier in the week Eric Dopperschmidt, Ness County official, was interviewed. The board planned a 4 p.m. closed session at City Hall to discuss the finalists.
Fire Chief Allen Shelton says Finney County is not under a burn ban yet but could change daily. Residents must obtain permits from local chiefs or the KDHE before open burns, with fines possible for violations. City open burns require no permit, and officials urge contacting agencies before burning near roadways or structures.
Garden City Community College will host its first economic symposium titled Partnerships with Business Strategies for Business Development on the High Plains featuring four speakers. Bill Fruth of Policom Corp Nancy Novack Federal Reserve Bank Kansas City Paul Karkainen Tyson Fresh Meats Holcomb and Larry Meschke U S Department of Commerce and Housing Southwest Kansas field rep. Event organizer Chip Marcy notes aims to connect students with real world economics outside the classroom.
In Topeka a House Education Committee move advances a bill to shield small Kansas districts from state aid losses for up to three years after consolidating. The measure, backed by supporters, aims to ease political and financial strain of merging districts in Washington Republic counties and Republic County Washington County area.
Cedar Bluff region residents and lake businesses urged Kansas legislators to rewrite state water law to halt reservoir releases they say cause shoreline recession. House committee chair Rep. Sharon Schwartz questioned timing, praising current policies and saying rain remains the answer. Local cabin owner John Fierro and others argue ongoing releases harm recreation and the economy while seeking legal intervention.
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