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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2007
Page
1
Jonas Gunther age 3 from Scott City stands ready for sledding in a Garden City scene contributed by Bernita Maris. The caption notes a winter photo from state coverage featuring young locals enjoying the snow.
Beloit Junior/Senior High principal Kelly Arnberger, the final candidate for USD 363 Holcomb, says guiding at risk students is a top priority. He describes Beloit's three tier intervention, a cadet teaching program, staff development, and using school laptops to boost technology while meeting No Child Left Behind standards.
Finney County economic officials faced a lukewarm reception at a Holcomb town hall as only three residents weighed in on a proposed quarter-cent sales tax extension set to run five more years. The plan would fund U S Highway 50 west improvements and other economic revival steps, with sunset in 2008.
In Wichita a joint forum by the Kansas Minuteman Civil Defense Corps and the Peoples Alliance for Latino Advancement drew about 70 attendees, mostly white, as some Hispanics feared deportation. Dennis Romero, a former smuggler, voiced schisms within the Hispanic community while PALA leaders urged a tougher stance on illegal immigration.
Harris News Service reports in Topeka that Kris Kobach a law professor and state Republican Party chair urged a House committee to repeal in state tuition for some undocumented students and support other HB 2367 provisions including new ID requirements for applicants.
Preliminary tests from St. Catherine Hospital pathology laboratory indicate fecal matter in peas served Wednesday at Abe Hubert Middle School 1205 A St. Garden City police report 35 of 241 lunch line students ate the peas. Investigators from 11 police officers and one Kansas Bureau of Investigation agent conducted interviews. The incident remains under investigation with no further details available.
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