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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2005
Page
1
Theresia Matthews Krista Tremmel and Jessica Nicholson pose after a Bible Quiz contest showing their teamwork and competitive spirit at the event.
Residents and travelers face higher fuel costs as regular unleaded ranges from 1.97 to 2.12 per gallon at local outlets like Wal-Mart and Garden City Plaza. Sublette resident Shane Huffine travels about 200 miles daily, paying over 40 dollars per fill. AAA official says relief is not coming soon amid rising Kansas markets and a state average near 2.07.
Area residents contend dual service in public office is possible. In Satanta and Ingalls the March 1 primary drew three candidates for dual roles on the school board and city council. Glenn Bailey only advanced to the April 5 general for both seats, with the Gray County Clerk noting the attorney general suggests choosing one office if elected. Kansas Secretary of State says no prohibition exists, but AG opinions since 1983 warn incompatibility for most offices. Carlyle Kiehne in Satanta has held hospital board and city council posts, and has done dual roles before.
Kansas House Republicans rejected Governor Kathleen Sebelius executive order to unify Medicaid HealthWare and state employee health plans under one office. Democrats charged politics while GOP leaders said their alternative would incorporate the governor idea and improve it with other reforms. The 77 to 44 vote halted the plan aimed at cutting costs and centralizing health data in a bid to curb spending.
Kansas and Texas extension agents producers and scientists urged stronger communication at the Ogallala Initiative meeting in Garden City. The two day event, part of a four university USDA funded program, seeks to align research with farming practices to conserve water from the declining aquifer.
Kansas physician Jon Hauxwell urged lawmakers to back a proposed statewide ban on smoking in restaurants bars and other businesses saying secondhand smoke endangers workers and the public. He represents the Tobacco Free Kansas Coalition and challenged business and tobacco lobby arguments about economic impact.
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