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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2007
Page
1
Picture This Brodie Boatman of Garden City playful with toys during a visit to his grandparents, enjoying a sunny day and family time in the local community photo. Pam Katz of Garden City coordinates the scene.
Kansas House agriculture chair Rep. John Faber says time ran out on a 150 million program to pay irrigators along the upper Arkansas River corridor to idle pumping. He argues high corn prices limit interest in a Conservation Reserve program and opposes requiring land idling. Senate sponsor Sen. Carolyn McGinn hopes for action before spring adjournment.
Harris News Service reports in Topeka that House Democrats condemn House Bill 2140 as a green light for discrimination while a majority votes to send it to a committee for negotiations with the Senate. Rep. Delia Garcia urges restoring funding for adult English classes, removed by the Senate.
Kansas lawmakers moved closer to a 50 million destination casino in Ford County and three other areas. The House voted 64 to 58 to advance the bill, sending it to the Senate where its fate remains uncertain.
Lary Cole, an administrative lieutenant with the Kansas Highway Patrol, says after nearly 20 years in Holcomb he will seek a first term on the city council. He notes ongoing growth from Sunflower and ethanol and vows to expand city services to meet increased demand, including fire department needs.
Leoti USD 467 officials plan an April 3 public meeting to discuss an $8.8 million project to add elementary classrooms a library and a cafeteria to Wichita County High School. Residents debate cost facility upkeep and project scope amid an 83 year old R B Stewart Elementary building.
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