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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2007
Page
1
Budget cuts hit Botanica with the primary victim named Nancy Teetzen of Garden City. The note cites her as disliked by Teetzen amid organizational strain.
The Kansas Senate passed a voluntary program to pay irrigators to stop watering in southwest Kansas. Senate Bill 123, approved 37 to 3, aims to reduce groundwater depletion and avoid stricter regulation, with Sen. Janis Lee noting past excess water rights and stressing the measure as part of a broader solution.
About 50 residents attended Southwest Kansas Groundwater Management District No. 3's annual meeting in Cimarron to hear updates on Ogallala High Plains Aquifer and Lake McKinney's irrigation use, with membership open to water users over 1 acre foot or land over 40 contiguous acres. See Supply, Page A5.
Kansas lawmakers send a compromise plan to Governor Kathleen Sebelius delivering about 175 million dollars of tax relief over two years. The measure ties relief to not delaying first unemployment benefits, with waiting week changes sparking GOP opposition but agreed by both chambers. Sebelius expected to sign, supporters praising consensus.
Organizers gear up for the Kansas Sampler Festival second year in Garden City with an Eight Wonders of Kansas contest. Marci Penner says the event will highlight architecture art commerce cuisine customs geography history and people. Voting runs May 5 6 at Lee Richardson Zoo and by email through May 15 with final winners announced January 29 2008 by Gov. Kathleen Sebelius. WenDee LaPlant notes strong turnout and booths with more than 200 communities represented and about 8 000 attendees expected again.
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