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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2006
Page
1
Nancy ae City reports on a scene at Lee Richardson Zoo where red pandas enjoy a picnic style feast. The piece highlights the animals' behavior and the zoo's ongoing efforts to attract visitors with engaging exhibits.
State Rep Ward Loyd from Garden City proposes a three year plan totaling over 600 million dollars. The House narrowly approved the plan 64 to 61 after a marathon session, though lawmakers question feasibility. The measure would add about 44.5 million dollars in new funding to Garden City USD next year, totaling more than 2.8 million in state aid.
In Topeka two Senate leaders urged debate on education funding this week despite disagreement over a House plan to phase in a 633 million dollar school aid increase over three years. Senate leaders note district at risk funding and all day kindergarten expansion but debate hinges on funding sources and plan feasibility.
Organizers say planning for the Kansas Sampler Festival set for May 6 and 7 in Garden City is nearing completion. Parking at Finney County Exhibition Building and zoo lots will be used with shuttles to the event, while Meade and Dodge City trolley services will assist transport. A map shows tent placements but exact fit remains to be seen.
Immigrant advocates celebrate a Senate Judiciary Committee approval of a package blending immigration and border security. The move: millions of illegal immigrants could gain a pathway to legal permanent residency. Proponents include Restaurant owners, agricultural groups, and Democrats, while President Bush signals interest in crafting a broader compromise. The next step is the full Senate, with debates on workforce enforcement and guest worker options ongoing.
Washington AP reports White House chief of staff Andy Card has resigned and will be replaced by budget director Joshua Bolton. President Bush announced the change amid calls for a shakeup as poll ratings fall. Bush praised Card’s service since 9 11 and the wars, while Card said he looks forward to friendship with the President.
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