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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2005
Page
1
Five generations of first born daughters named Stella Eichenauer Francis Dinkel Tammy Stoufe Mandy Benjamin and Brooke Benjamin are listed in Dhata instituted by James Dinkel in Garden City New Jersey under NJCAA.
The Kansas Senate approved an $11.2 billion budget largely mirroring Gov. Sebelius’s proposal. The 30 to 9 vote aims to finish a final version by July 1 as negotiators from both chambers handle education funding amid a Supreme Court order.
Churches across Garden City and surrounding counties plan sunrise services breakfasts and egg hunts over Easter weekend with programs at 1719 Texas St First Christian 306 N Seventh St and Primera Iglesia Bautista at 309 W Campbell St plus listings for Church of the Brethren Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints and Church of the Nazarene Victor Omelas Elementary all featuring multiple Sunday services egg hunts and musical plays designed to celebrate life beyond death and community participation.
Incumbent USD 457 Board of Education member John Scheopner seeks a third term with eight years on the board. He cites school finance and No Child Left Behind as the top issues, noting the state must adjust its finance formula under a Kansas Supreme Court deadline of April 12 to increase funding for at risk, bilingual, and special education students.
John Scheopner, 50, co-owner of Scheopner's Water Conditioning, serves on the USD 457 Board of Education. He studied briefly at Emporia State University and lists wife Liz and their four children Travis 30 Nathan 25 Jamie 22 and Erin 18 among his family details.
The Social Security trust fund is projected to run out one year earlier than last year, while the Medicare fund gains a year, per the annual Social Security trustees estimate covering 2005 to 2045. The report uses estimated income and cost rates as a percentage of taxable payroll.
The Social Security trustees report that the program will start paying out more in benefits than payroll taxes in 2017. It warns the government may need to borrow more, raise taxes, or divert funds from other programs to sustain current benefits, with the change described as slight.
The trustees project Social Security will run deficits starting 2017 and deplete its trust by 2041, both a year earlier than prior estimates, while Medicare is seen going broke in 2020, with trust funds set to reach zero by 2041 amid $1.6 trillion IOUs. The report notes no political shift in views on Social Security, with debates over immediate reforms including personal accounts for younger workers.
Incumbent Tommy Austin and businessman David Crase have filed for bankruptcy in 2003 and 1998 respectively, among six candidates vying for three open Garden City Commission seats. Election set for April 5. Austin reported 10,400 in assets and 22,772 in liabilities including 4,190 to First National, 3,688 to Aspire, and 1,646 to Capitol One.
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