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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2006
Page
1
Picture captured by Dylan Bulkley shows a crash at the Dodge City Motorcross track attributed to Bruce Ochs in Garden City as construction on the GCCC campus progresses.
In Topeka negotiators failed to reach a compromise on a school finance package meeting the Kansas Supreme Court order. Leg assembly members from both chambers reviewed policy provisions while the House rejected a $633 million package. House Speaker Mays and Gov. Sebelius urged a swift accord and return to the table.
The Kansas Sampler Festival begins with a downtown welcome party for exhibitors and Kansas Explorers Club members from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Windsor Hotel and Downtown Vision office in Garden City. The event moved indoors due to weather and includes complimentary Kansas beers and wines.
Drought stress and freeze damage hit the 2006 winter wheat crop across Kansas. The Wheat Quality Council tour forecasts 37.3 bushels per acre and 319.2 million bushels statewide, well below last year’s levels. Dusti Fritz of the Kansas Wheat Commission noted yields are not high or average anywhere.
In Topeka lawmakers clash over a final budget provision urging the governor and attorney general to file a friend of the court brief for Creekstone Farms. The beef-packing firm seeks to test cattle for mad cow disease to reassure foreign buyers, including Japan, amid a federal dispute with the USDA.
The Kansas Commission on Judicial Qualifications meets to consider whether Justice Lawton Nuss violated ethics rules during a March 1 lunch with two state senators. Nuss had withdrawn from a school finance case as a defendant after admitting he pulled out a chart of school plans and discussed funding with Senate President Steve Morris and Sen. Pete Brungardt.
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