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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2008
Page
1
Holcomb USD 363 approves a broader transfer policy for 2008 09 allowing non residents to attend district schools with conditions. The plan imposes class size caps and requires outside students to provide their own transportation while seeking to protect per pupil funding amid declining enrollment.
Family and community gather at Wichita County High School for a benefit honoring Steve Rapier 44, recently diagnosed Feb 28 with West Nile encephalitis. His wife Cindy and children Landon 14 Brett 17 join parents Sharon and Jack in a heartfelt event as Rapier, a Leoti native and longtime educator, recovers after being flown to KU Medical Center on Feb 1.
A House subcommittee endorsed a revised teen driving bill that waters down a previously approved graduated licensing plan. The measure limits device use, increases supervised driving time, and suspends licenses for violations, but keeps minimum learner permit ages unchanged. Senate negotiators may push for stricter terms if it reaches a compromise.
County commissioners heard requests for four additional Finney County Sheriff’s Office staff, replacements for 17 computers and four laptops for the County Attorney’s Office, and new vehicles for John Ellermann and the Public Works department. The Monday session at the Clarion Inn in Lee County gathered department heads to express wants for the 2009 budget process.
Syracuse officials charged Chris Shuman, Chad Vanatta, and Kevin Swank with felony theft and conspiracy to steal about 50,000 bushels of grain from the Syracuse Co op's Kendall branch. The thefts began in February 2007 as wheat prices climbed from under $5 to over $11 per bushel.
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