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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 2005

Page

5

Garden City to prioritize pool and Tangeman Field in capital plan

City officials emphasize finishing existing projects before new ones. They seek funding for Big Pool renovations, Tangeman Sports Complex completion, and recreation center expansion, while weighing a teen center and storage facilities. Quality of life measures drive tax decisions and economic vitality.

Washington Recreation Commission Tangeman Reynaldo Mesa Garden City Bob Halloran Tangeman Field Crase Tommy Austin Hammond

Randall seeks to keep GCCC as an asset and expand campus

Randall promotes maintaining Garden City Community College as an asset and supports the Front Door Project to consolidate student services and classrooms. He cites prior public roles in Seibert Colorado and service on regional boards, and urges collaboration with Kansas four year schools while avoiding tax increases.

Randall Garden City Seibert Colo SS Ondalt Healthy Living Systems Inc Clark County Solar Conservation Board Ashland Bible Christian Church Front Door Kansas K-State Salina Kansas City Kansas State University University of Kansas School of Medicine Hopkins Blackburn Rosen's Inc Porter

Kansas plan to boost school funding sent to Gov Sebelius

Legislators finalizing a plan to raise annual education spending by 127 million dollars using existing revenues and reserves. The House approved 76 to 48 and the Senate passed it earlier, aiming to address the Supreme Court ruling requiring school funding reform. Governor Sebelius will let it become law without signature and forward it to the court.

Kathleen Sebelius House Senate Statehouse Supreme Court Kansas House Education Committee Kathe Decker R. Clay Center Sebelius

Second Oklahoma superintendent candidate interviewed in Wewoka

Minorities attend roughly one percent Hispanic and one percent Asian while four percent of Wewoka students are learning English versus 23 percent in Garden City. Graham’s diverse background includes roles as superintendent in Minco Nowata and public schools in Coweeta Copan and Oologah, with degrees from Bartlesville Wesleyan Northeastern Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University Stillwater. This is the second of three interviews this week. Robert Neel, 59, Guyman, was interviewed Monday.

Wewoka Garden City Graham Minco Okla Nowata Coweta Copan Oologah Bartlesville Wes Leyan College Bartlesville Northeastern Oklahoma State University Talequah Oklahoma State University Stillwater Robert Neel Guyman

District candidates differ on fixing school finance

The five candidates debate funding for USD 457 with local option budgets and state funding. They weigh raising LOB to 25 percent, federal mandates, and local taxes, while also debating keeping the Buff Project as a graduation requirement.

Ed Porter Western Kansas Porter Hopkins

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