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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2008
Page
1
Lisa Yeni and Maureena form the Garden City Unicel retail team. They are highlighted as the store’s core personnel for customer service and sales initiatives.
Kansas House Speaker Melvin Neufeld said no override date is set for Gov. Sebelius veto of a coal plant bill. He warned the veto signals a tougher climate on business, while supporters push a second CO2 reduction bill tied to Sunflower Electric. The Energy Utilities Committee advanced the measure on party lines.
Dr George Matthews founder of the Women's Clinic L L P says the focus should return to obstetrics and gynecology. He and partner Ben Williams discussed selling the clinic to St Catherine Hospital president Scott Taylor, who announced the purchase. Matthews says Williams will leave for Utah this summer and the clinic needs both partners. The clinic has 16 staff, about 10 000 active patients from eastern Colorado and parts of Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. The move aims to ensure high risk obstetric care and continuity of services in Finney County.
U.S. Rep. Jerry Moran spoke in Lakin as part of the Big First Listening Tour outlining priorities including passing a Farm Bill, reducing energy costs and expanding rural health care access. He stressed linking federal policy to farmers, highlighted energy independence, and noted stimulus rebate plans while visiting counties in Kansas.
The Kansas Senate Ways and Means Committee endorsed a statewide smoking ban for public places with limited exceptions. The move could push the bill toward a full Senate vote, though leaders warned passage this year is unlikely due to time. Supporters cite reduced secondhand smoke exposure. opponents fear lost business.
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