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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2007
Page
1
In Garden City the Lee Richardson Zoo displays buffalo and elk together in a shared exhibit. The scene captures wildlife harmony as guests observe the pair interacting in the enclosure.
Bruce Dunlap, 28, a sergeant in the Kansas National Guard’s 161st Field Artillery, was severely injured in an IED blast near Scania on December 11, 2006. He spent weeks at Walter Reed Hospital after evacuation from Kuwait and Germany, with multiple injuries to all four limbs and shrapnel, and remains in recovery.
USD 457 board candidate Jeff Crist urged stronger emphasis on vocational education arguing technical careers can offer salaries comparable to college paths. He noted Centers of Excellence exist but Garden City and other schools should better guide students toward suitable careers before graduation.
The Wichita County Community Foundation celebrates its fifth anniversary with a grant workshop and details on annual awards totaling about $20,000. Grants fund local projects including museum accessibility upgrades, playground equipment, and community building items. Deadline for 2007 grants is May 15, with recipients named June 2.
Lawmakers in at least nine states including Arizona Missouri Montana Virginia South Carolina West Virginia Kansas Mississippi and Oklahoma are considering sanctions on employers who hire illegal immigrants. Proposals include fines license suspensions bans on state contracts and affidavits of compliance. Some states already passed laws in 2006 while federal action has intensified crackdowns over the past year. Senator Chris Koster of Missouri backs a plan to require many employers to verify worker legality.
Kansas Senate approved 14 of 16 tax bills, totaling 23.3 million in relief for individuals and corporations in the coming fiscal year while sending several cuts back for more review. Some measures extend over three years, offering investment incentives and property tax relief. The bills head to the House with one measure growing from 2 million to over 41 million in debate adding provisions for poor Kansans and military spouses.
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