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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2014
Page
3
The 39th Annual Better Home and Better Living Show returns at the Fairgrounds this Saturday and Sunday. Western Kansas Broadcast Center presents exhibits on flowers landscaping ideas financial advice home improvement and construction firms plus car dealers. For show details contact Ivaree Prewitt at 620-276-2366.
USDA commodities will be handed out Tuesday from 10 to 11 30 a.m. at the Senior Center of Finney County and from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Salvation Army. Items include cat circle cereal creamed corn carrots apricot halves tomato soup and canned chicken. Residency and income proof required for every household member. Call Barbara Jensen at 272 3620 for details. TRX Training class at Garden City Family YMCA starts March 27 at 7 30 a.m. Melissa Fulton leads free trial with $5 for participants. Sarah Tighe at 275 1199.
The Garden City Family YMCA launches Session One of a 12 week body transformation program starting March 80. Classes include kick boxing and boot camp style workouts from 5 to 6 am Monday through Friday until June 20. Membership fee 140 dollars, participant fee 280 dollars. Contact 275 1199.
The Kansas House approved a bill by a 110-12 vote to require financial literacy instruction for all grade levels. Content would cover saving investing credit debt budgeting and would be taught in math or other courses. The measure moves to the Senate and requires a report on student scores before 2015.
Republicans push back after Douglas County District Attorney Charles Branson calls a campaign raffle illegal and demands a response by March 26. Kansans for Huelskamp defend the drawing as ethical while noting the winner Laurie Gregory from Wichita. Campaigns say entry rules were adjusted amid criticism and legal questions linger over fundraising tactics.
TOPEKA an 11 10 vote the House Taxation Committee passed HB 2607 to implement a sales tax holiday exempting purchases of school supplies clothing and computers Democrats defend the measure while Republicans and critics call it a gimmick noting nearly 7 million in revenue loss and urging year round cuts or faster compliance with the streamlined sales tax agreement
Law officers and the NAACP oppose House Bill 2698 that would require signed affidavits for complaints against officers and bar other agencies from reviewing already ruled false cases. Critics warn it hinders investigations and erodes public trust while proponents say it protects honest officers.
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