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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2005
Page
1
A complete listing of next week's church events outlines service times, prayer meetings, choir practices, community dinners, and youth activities across local congregations. The schedule highlights Sunday worship at multiple venues, midweek Bible study, and outreach sessions for families and seniors.
Real estate agent Lee Messenger reports his home valuation dropped to 848,500, surprising him as the house hasn't changed. Tax notices show residential values in Finney County fell about 3.7 percent from 2004 to 2005, with appeals due by March 28. Messenger, president of the Finney County Taxpayers Association, says taxes may drop about $60 if mill levies stay steady.
Finney County Economic Development Corp executive director says a confidential, value over 25 million project could employ 500 plus people with 10 years of 100 percent tax abatements and a land price better than current offers. The firm is in value-added manufacturing and the site would involve skilled and unskilled labor with no environmental hazards. The company is not yet named and details remain under wraps to avoid unsolicited interest.
Lawrence AP report shows Kansas spends $7292 per pupil in public schools for 2002-03, below the $8019 national average and far behind New Jersey. Taxpayers pay $51.91 per $1000 earned, above the national $49.52, fueling both sides as Legislature faces April 12 court deadline to boost funding without tax hikes.
The Arts Center on Main hosted its second annual St Patrick's Day lunch fundraiser drawing about 70 attendees. Attendees lined up for Irish baked potatoes with toppings, desserts, and a convivial vibe as organizers Carole Geier and Vivian Kinder noted a run on food and plans to use proceeds for the center and children's art classes.
Kansas lawmakers debate state higher education funding as the House proposes 21 million in new dollars for colleges and universities, a 3 percent rise, well short of Gov. Sebelius's 43 million request. Senate to amend. negotiations to finalize budget begin.
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