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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2005
Page
1
Elle Maria LaPoint of Santa Monica travels with her grandfather Don Lutz of Lakin to Lee Richardson Memorial location photographed by Dana LaPoint in Santa Monica California during a family trip.
Supporters in Finney Ford Gray and Hodgeman counties rally around HorseThief Reservoir a proposed 450 acre lake and 1100 acre park eight miles west of Jetmore. Voters on April 5 face a 0.15 percent sales tax to fund most of the project with final costs around 15.3 million dollars and a 9.8 million dam endowment and bonds.
Incumbent William Clifford and candidates Merilyn Douglass Jim Randall and Ronald Schwartz addressed about 40 voters Monday night detailing positions on funding and campus upgrades. Clifford called for a development office to work with the Endowment Association to seek alumni donations while opposing further property tax hikes. Douglass, a nurse practitioner, opposed state plans to shift funds away from public colleges.
Incumbent William Clifford touts four years on the Garden City Community College Board of Trustees and seeks another four. He aims to establish a development office to boost donations and strengthen ties with the college’s private endowment office to facilitate contact with supporters in Finney County and southwest Kansas.
William Clifford, a Fry Eye Associates ophthalmologist and USC medical degree holder, joins GCCC as board leader. He holds a BA in computer science and management from the USAF Academy. Clifford is married to Jean and father of six, including Frances, 15, Mary, 13, Seth, 13, Patrick, 8, Joy, 3, and David, 22 months, with election details on page AS.
Bible Christian Church and St. Dominic Catholic Church display yard signs urging Kansans to vote yes on amending the state constitution to ban same sex marriage. Pastor Jeff Starkey says the signs, up about a month, are within the churchs rights under IRS rules learned a decade ago in Indiana.
Robert Neel 59, longtime Guymon School District leader, traveled to Garden City to visit schools and meet administrators teachers students parents and community members. A public reception was set for 4 30 p m at the Educational Support Center and a 5 30 p m closed session interview followed by a page AS note for more details.
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