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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2005
Page
1
The caption notes Cousins Delaney Tesch Darren Mader and Jade Maestas cheering for Holcomb alongside Annie Tesch in Garden City, highlighting local fan support.
Holcomb High School students cheer as the USD 363 Board of Education votes to abandon the senior project graduation requirement effective next year. Sophomore Whitney Linenberger calls it a relief after two years of stress for seniors.
Rob McCall, 36, leads in heating and air conditioning service management. He holds a certificate in electrical and diesel mechanics from Northwest Technical School Goodland and attended Kassas State University for one year and community college for two. He is married to Dodie with two sons Scott 14 and Matt 10.
Rob McCallister and incumbent Mike Pfeifer face off on April 5 for position five on the Holcomb USD 363 Board of Education. Both cite state funding as the biggest issue ahead. McCallister makes his first bid for public office after serving two years on the Boy Scouts executive board. See Board, Page AS.
Finney County commissioners opened talks on funding a seven year maintenance plan for all county buildings costing about 100000 to 150000 dollars yearly and funding an estimated 300000 to 400000 dollar replacement of the county mainframe computer. Building Maintenance Supervisor Rick Mandigo said the plan schedules routine and major repairs on a replacement timeline. County Administrator Pete Olson outlined options.
Finney County commissioners discuss budgeting for life cycle maintenance and future computer replacements while reviewing the remaining building fund. Voters previously rejected a one mill building fund, leaving about $360000. $100000 may be used this year for library roof repairs. Commissioner Doll, a fund advocate, says he holds no ill will toward upkeep.
The Kansas House Corrections and Juvenile Justice Committee heard Senate Bill 27 named for slain Greenwood County Sheriff Matt Samuels. It would restrict sales of cold medicines containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine to pharmacies only, require photo ID, and mandate log records to block meth production.
Kansas Transportation Secretary Deb Miller cites traffic crashes as the state's top killer, with 456 deaths in 2004. She notes rural Kansas bears 37 percent of crashes and 75 percent of fatal ones, urging behavior changes and stricter seat belt enforcement as she tours the state with colleagues.
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