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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2009
Page
1
Colby and Ava Kempke visit Lee Richardson Zoo, photographed by Christy Kempke in Garden City. The image highlights a family outing at the Kansas attraction with members posing among exhibits.
Legislative negotiators reached a Thursday night budget agreement that cuts state aid to public school districts about 25 million dollars and preserves higher education funding. The deal aims to qualify Kansas for federal stimulus funds while balancing a 2010 budget of about 13 billion dollars.
Negotiators sign off on a final version allowing Sunflower Electric to expand its Holcomb area plant. The measure, valued at 3.6 billion dollars, faces a likely veto by Gov. Sebelius despite broad legislative support as environmental concerns clash with Western Kansas economic development aims.
Thirty members of Congress urge delaying an FDA rule set to begin April 27 that would remove brain and spinal cord from cattle over 30 months for disposal. The move comes as renderers curb accepting dead livestock, raising concerns about disposal and mad cow disease safeguards.
Heavy snow and blizzard conditions sweep southwest Kansas with four to six inches falling in Finney County and nearby regions. NWS in Dodge City warns three to six more inches before Saturday, as sheriffs report empty streets and no weather-related incidents by 9 a.m.
The Telegram area reports all schools closed today due to hazardous weather. The Greeley County Courthouse and Tribune were also closed, with cancellations including the Health Fair in Hamilton County Syracuse and the Finney County Springs Beef Livestock Show at the Finney County Fairgrounds. More updates at gctelegram.com.
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