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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2005
Page
1
Mary Guy reports in Garden City that about 1000 kittens are fostered by the Finney County Humane Society under the Picture This Anew program. Kenneth Wedel and Cimar Ron are noted in association with the effort.
Topeka. Republicans push a plan to boost annual public school spending by up to 127 million, aiming to satisfy the Kansas Supreme Court's order to improve education funding. The House planned to vote today after Senate approval. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius signaled skepticism and noted the bill could become law without her signature. The court had ordered ongoing funding increases based on the costs of a suitable education.
Garden City candidates at a Tuesday forum urged strengthening Finney County Economic Development Corp with a full time director. They debated funding, tax implications, and strategies to recruit industry and grow retail and service jobs, with emphasis on collaboration between city and county.
Merilyn Douglass aims to join Garden City Community College Board of Trustees. She says students and instructors at GCCC are her top assets while four candidates contend for three seats alongside incumbent William Clifford and newcomers Jim Randall and Ronald Schwartz. Douglass spoke to the board twice during the nursing program.
Merilyn Douglass, a 46 year old family nurse practitioner at Siena Medical Clinic, credits Miles City’s community college with tailoring education to local business needs. She holds degrees from University of Kansas, Montana State University, and Miles Community College, and advocates campus improvements while preserving instruction quality and relationships with faculty and students.
Robert Neel, Guymon Oklahoma school superintendent, says Garden City Kansas would be familiar and ready for a smooth transition if hired. He visits as one of three finalists while USD 457 boards consider a successor to Jim Lentz who retires June 30. District officials say a decision will come next month.
After six months of prep the Finney County Economic Development Corp board outlined three goals to boost the local economy. The three hour session, led by FCEDC Chairman Dennis Smith, featured input from economic adviser William Fruth, hired in late 2004 to guide development efforts.
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