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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 2003

Page

3

MAM hosts open house for uninsured and voting event

The Finney County Emergency Management committee meets at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday to review the public water system plan and hazardous materials analysis. A 75th Academy Awards voting contest runs at Sequoyah Theater and Finney County Public Library through March 22, with 20 movie passes awarded March 24.

Finney County Emergency Management Local Planning Committee Law Enforcement Center Ninth St Sequoyaha Finney County Public Library Library Dickinson Theaters United Methodist Mexican- American Ministries MAM The Kansas Hospital Association Kansas Medical Society Kansas Pharmacists Association Kansas Association For the Kansas Department of Health and Environment Shawnee County Success 4 Life Sunflower Foundation

Legislators doubt expansion of gambling this session

Topeka lawmakers question Gov Kathleen Sebelius push for more gambling as a budget fix. Senate leaders say debate may be unlikely, warning additional gambling would cut revenue from the Kansas Lottery and other entertainment. Road condition hotline 1 800 585 7623.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Sebelius Kansas Senate Dave Kerr

Holcomb school board approves nepotism policy for administrators

Holcomb USD 363 board unanimously adopts a nepotism standard prohibiting relatives of board members from serving as administrators during a member's term, excluding teachers. The policy, revised by attorney Wayne Tate, applies to principals and superintendents and followed prior guidance from the Kansas Association of School Boards. The board also approved a superintendent job description, a pay plan for direct deposits, and discussed gym acoustics improvements and finalist status of Daryl Pruter for a different district.

Holcomb Holcomb Usd Kansas Association of School Boards Wayne Tate Annette Jones Daryl Pruter Great Bend Usd Pruter Bruce Glass Wiley Glass First National Bank of Holcomb

Landfill host fee shelved for now

Finney County Commissioners tabled a proposal to charge a 1 per ton host fee at the county landfill and possibly include Lee Construction in the charge. The measure aimed to bolster the landfill fund, cover KDHE tests, and fund cleanup, with early estimates showing a 450,000 dollar fund and 47,500 dollars in annual costs.

Finney County Finney Pete Olson Waste Connections Roman Halbur Olson Lee Construction Jerry Davis Lee Crazy House Garden City Holcomb Cheryl Kottke

Daffodil Days brightens Lakin Deerfield for Cancer Society

Kearny County volunteers for the American Cancer Society delivered 200 bundles of 10 daffodils from Washington state to Lakin and Deerfield in a Daffodil Days fundraiser. The campaign raised 2000 for cancer research and highlighted long running local support and a future golf tournament that nets about 5000. Connie Ginest, president, notes volunteers take orders in February and deliver in March, with donations in memory of loved ones.

Lakin Deerfield Kearny County American Cancer Society Connie Ginest Washington State Ginest Don Ginest

Senators push federal switch to run free school lunch

Kansas Senator Pat Roberts personally secured support from all 100 Senate members for keeping the International Food for Education program under the Agriculture Department. Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman announced the USDA will permanently run the program, aiding nearly 7 million children in 38 countries.

Washington Kansas Pat Roberts Roberts Senate Agriculture Ann Veneman International Food For Education Congress Agriculture Department Administration Bush Administration U.S. Agency For International Development Senate Agriculture Committee Congressional Veneman Senate Intelligence Committee World Food Program USDA General Accounting Office

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