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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 2010

Page

3

Roundup Reservoir roadwork begins Monday on K-156

Improvements along Kansas Highway 156 near Horse Thief Reservoir at Jetmore will move the K 156 RS 283 RS 255 intersection west to improve sight distance and add right turn lanes. Affects access from County Road 50 with turning lanes for both directions. Completion expected by end of June. contact Calvin Carter or Dale Luedke for details.

Horse Thief Reservoir Jetmore Kansas Department of Transportation County Road 50 Calvin Carter Kdot Southwest Dale Luedke

Jennie Wilson Elementary Odyssey Team Takes Third at State

The Jennie Wilson Elementary School Odyssey of the Mind Team placed third in Division I at the state tournament on March 27 in Manhattan. They tackled Food Court Problem No. 5 a humorous piece where a food item accuses another of being unhealthy and defends their performance. Only first and second place advance to worlds. the team qualified by winning regional competition on February 27 in Holcomb.

Jennie Wilson Elementary School Odyssey of the Mind Manhattan Holcomb

Zoo sells exotic compost Saturday at Lee Richardson Zoo

Lee Richardson Zoo offers premium exotic compost from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, produced from manure, food waste and bedding from elephants to bison. Available bagged or by the bobcat scoop, prices are 5 dollars per 45 pounds, 10 dollars per 90 pounds, and 25 dollars per scoop, with proceeds benefiting the zoo. Garden City Public Schools announce in service days and no school for students Friday and Monday, district offices remain open, classes resume April 6.

Lee Richardson Zoo Zoo Finnup Drive Garden City

Kansas Senate panel endorses $8.2B transport plan

A Senate Transportation Committee backed an $8.2 billion Kansas transportation program to fund highway rail airport and transit projects over 10 years. The plan would raise the state sales tax and vehicle fees and issue $1.7 billion in bonds amid a $467 million budget shortfall. Proponents argue jobs and economic stimulus, while critics urge tax alternatives and caution on timing. Senate debate and final action remain uncertain.

Topeka Kansas Senate Transportation Committee Steve Morris Hugoton Dwayne Umbarger Thayer Reader’s Digest Mark Parkinson Les Donovan Wichita Donovan Pat Apple Louisburg House House Appropriations Committee Kevin Yoder Yoder Overland Park Derek Schmidt

Garden City Announces 2010 Spring Cleanup For Homes

Garden City launches a free residential pickup program from Monday to April 16 to remove large items. Eight collection areas divide the city with specific dates and rules for curbside piles. Call 276-1270 by April 15 for missed pickups and note items must follow strict prohibitions and separations.

Garden City Kansas Avenue Mary Street Fleming Street Main Street Main Fleming Streets Taylor Avenue Department of Public Works

Complaint against Kansas House speaker dismissed

A bipartisan Kansas House committee dismissed a misconduct complaint by Democrats against Republican Speaker Mike O Neal. The panel ruled he complied with law and rules by filing a lawsuit against the state over agency fee takings and protesting in writing. O Neal will continue to represent his clients.

Topeka Kansas O’neal Hutchinson House Paul Davis Davis Lawrence

Kansas lawmakers push to tighten late term abortion limits

In Topeka lawmakers vote to bar late term clinics, with a bill allowing suits against doctors and higher reporting requirements for pregnancies after 21 weeks. GOP majorities lack the two thirds to override a potential veto by Governor Parkinson, an abortion rights supporter. The measure aims to deter clinics like George Tiller’s Wichita facility.

Topeka Kansas Mark Parkinson House Senate Parkinson George Tiller Wichita Kari Ann Rinker National Organization Women’s State Mary Kay Culp Kansans For Life Tiller U.S

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