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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2006
Page
1
Allison Sandoval enjoys cake as she marks her second birthday with a cheerful slice and family celebration. The little girl beams radiant joy while relatives capture the milestone.
Bill Fruth urged Finney County officials to refile his 10 year economic development proposal funded by a quarter cent sales tax. The plan would have raised 1.2 to 1.4 million yearly, aimed at reviving an area hit by the ConAgra fire and 2000s downturn. FCEDC eyes a vote in 2006 or 2007, with possible reductions to appease local concerns.
The USD 457 Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m on Monday in the Board Room at Educational Support Center 1205 Fleming St. The notice urges attendance and outlines the agenda for the session.
The Garden City USD 457 Board of Education is set to discuss banning cell phones in schools on Monday following debates over penalties for students caught with camera phones. District administration notes ongoing consideration of policy changes and campus impact.
Garden City commission schedules a 1 p.m. meeting Tuesday at the City Administrative Center located at 301 N. Eighth Street. The agenda includes standard city business and public comment periods.
Garden City Commission to review traffic advisory board’s initial recommendation for Five Points. The plan, costing about 196 305 dollars, proposes a video traffic detection system and repainting lane markings as the cheapest option after months of discussion of three safety schemes.
Debate on expanding gambling in Kansas centers on two casinos and slot machines at four race tracks. Senate committee plans a Tuesday vote to move the measure to debate, with leaders aiming to preserve the current plan.
AP TOPEKA Kansas Senate leader says commitment remains to pass a three year K 12 funding plan despite no education finance bill emerging in committee by week nine. He links funding to a potential expansion of gambling but says a plan will move forward with or without gaming.
The proposal would authorize state owned casinos run by a management firm with a 35 million upfront licensing fee. Tracks would pay 15000 per slot upfront, deducted over five years. Paul Treadwell of the Kansas Quarter Horse Racing Association urged keeping gaming dollars in Kansas to fund education and racing growth, while Lana Oleen opposed the bill.
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