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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2007
Page
1
Brian Gerber and Emily Emick lead donors at Ingalls High School winter homecoming. Dhata carteikitad by Lisa Emick at Garden City features wrestlers and community support.
A USD 467 committee including Leoti staff and school board members weighs unifying grading scales across Leoti schools after parents say the six point high school scale harms college scholarship prospects. Principal Dan Walker defends the six point system as motivating and representative of teacher expectations.
Mayor Jarnagin took over from Dennis Lauer and runs unopposed for his first term. He cites high taxes as a concern despite strong quality of life and aims to cut the mill levy from 49 985 in 2007 toward the 30s with balanced growth focusing on business expansion.
Garden City city commission candidate forum focused on two issues smoking ordinance and economic development. Six candidates including incumbents Gary Fuller and J R Behan and Roy Cessna John Doll Nancy Harness and Jim Perkins voiced positions. Doll and Perkins oppose the ordinance for civil rights and market freedom reasons. Harness suggested future reconsideration while Behan and Fuller defended the original stance.
House leaders clash over a Senate backed conservation bill to create the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program along the upper Arkansas River corridor and parts of Pawnee Valley. If enacted it would secure 150 million dollars in federal funds for farmers who stop irrigating in 10 counties while raising questions about farming on CREP land and federal rule changes.
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