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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2002
Page
1
St Mary Catholic Church hosted the first communion class from St Mary School on April 6 in Garden City. Father presided as students received the sacrament and church officials welcomed families.
USD 466 voters decide Tuesday on a 14.75 million bond to renovate Scott City High School. The plan would retain the 70 year old exterior and add a north side two story addition with a 600 seat auditorium, new science rooms, and a library. The district previously failed an 18.1 million proposal in 1999 and now funds air conditioning for the middle school.
Garden City Fire Department partners with the Garden City Area Builders Association and local donors to build a mobile fire safety house. The 8 by 28 foot trailer will simulate real fire and tornado scenarios with a kitchen, bedroom, living room, control room, smoke, and video content to educate youth and seniors on safe actions.
Topeka Gov Bill Graves signed a stopgap bill permitting southwest Kansas irrigators to lay and operate their own gas lines when regulated companies do not provide service The measure aims to shore up a stable gas supply for Hugoton field users amid declining natural gas production and urging lawmakers to pursue a long term, region wide distribution system with incentives for infrastructure development
Kansas lawmakers returned to the Capitol amid efforts to pass a $44 billion fiscal 2003 budget keeping school and university funding flat while facing a $293 million gap. The House approved the plan by two votes as Senate Republicans sought sufficient votes, with a vote not expected until later. The plan, crafted by House and Senate negotiators, would require a tax increase and a budget cleanup bill before Gov. Graves could act.
The Kansas Legislative Research Department reported final April revenue collections from July 2001 to April 30 fell $58.4 million short of the March 8 forecast. Preliminary figures put the shortfall at $77 million, not counting $10 million tobacco revenues or other items. The April timing shifted money to the general fund, and June figures will also fall short.
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