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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2005
Page
1
Picture This group from the Common Ground class visits Kansas Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh during a recent Topeka trip. Photo credit Mark Welch Garden Cu.
The Sunflower project, Sand Sage Power LLC with partner International Energy Partners, is moving forward toward a second coal plant near Garden City. Officials say construction could bring about 1,400 jobs during a four year build, with long term employment after completion. City leaders and local business people anticipate wide ripple effects, though a firm construction date remains undecided.
John Kleysteuber and his 18 month old son Jack joined three parent toddler pairs in a YMCA Parent Tot swim class. Instructor Brandi Glosser said early water exposure reduces anxiety and helps children become comfortable in the water.
Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline expressed regret over private meetings with six conservative Board of Education members while defending the gatherings as legal and common in state government. He conceded, in hindsight, he shouldn’t have held the two sessions last month and faced criticism for the disclosures.
The Senate approved a major rewrite of bankruptcy rules by 74 to 25, tightening income based eligibility, requiring debtors to pay credit card and medical debts under court plans, funding credit counseling, and raising standards. More than 1 million Americans file yearly. text heads to House before Bush's signature.
A bipartisan Higher Education Caucus, with 23 House and Senate members from districts with state universities, community colleges, and tech schools, met to set goals. Their top priority is preventing a proposed shift of higher education funding to elementary and secondary schools amid a Supreme Court order to boost K–12 funding.
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