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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2009
Page
1
Wendy Dunagan of Garden City appears with U S Senator Sam Brownback at the Kansas Republican Assembly in Topeka. State GOP event highlights featured speakers and attendees from across the party.
Mary and Paul Martinez, longtime foster parents in Garden City, describe the varied journeys of youths who live with their family. Youthville operates 11 foster homes in the area and seeks more foster families amid rising demand and placement challenges.
Garden City commissioners will hear four water rate hike plans from Public Utilities Director Joel Mahnken at 9 a.m. Friday in the City Administrative Center. A 25 cent per 1,000 gallons rise was proposed, with a tiered residential rate and phased increases to ease impact, per City Manager Matt Allen. Local action may set phased steps for water and wastewater charges.
The House Appropriations Committee finished work on a 6.15 billion state budget for 2010 that trims K 12 funding by 26 million and relies on federal stimulus to shore up the year. The plan projects 80 million less revenue than anticipated, leaving 6.4 million cash on June 30 2010, with debates set for next week in both chambers and negotiators to finalize. Leaders cite balancing the budget and improving Kansas prospects.
In Topeka the House Education Budget Committee blocked progress on a bill cutting state aid for school district bond issues. Chair Rep. Joe McLeland said the panel would not continue work this session, though the measure could reappear later or be attached to another bill. The proposal would end state equalization aid for new bonds and capital outlay resolutions, affecting districts like Garden City. Local officials oppose it as a threat to financed school construction and renovations.
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