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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2005
Page
1
Candy Davis reports on a family moment as Jake uses a tape measure with guidance from his grandfather. The scene captures a simple, instructional interaction. Holcomb's GCCC is preparing to open Region VI, signaling upcoming regional activity and institution updates. Volume 76, No. 107, four pages in this edition.
The Agriculture Department seeks a nationwide tracking system to trace cattle pigs and chickens from birth to dinner. Initially voluntary it would become mandatory by January 2009 with a 48 hour movement tracing cutoff after disease discovery. Officials cite consumer information and privacy concerns.
Mexican flags hung around Garden City as teachers and hundreds of students danced to cumbia salsa and reggae in the Garden City High School gym. The La Familia Club sponsored activities plus an after school Cinco de Mayo dance. Ramiro Carreon and Brenda Terrazas shared pride in cultural unity and tradition.
Second day of hearings on science standards in Kansas classroom evolution teaching includes Kathy Martin admitting she had not read the entire evolution friendly draft. Russell Carlson noted he had reviewed an alternate intelligent design proposal. The subcommittee will review proposals and tests statewide, with hearings continuing.
Kearny County hosts an informational session with BBI International as it considers locating an ethanol plant near the county’s strong corn crop. Speakers outlined an 11 to 12 month process from formation to feasibility study and business planning aimed at securing seed money and developing a full plan.
The Kansas Corporation Commission on Monday approved a rate hike for Aquila to take effect June 1. Aquila sought a 5.5 percent overall rise to raise about $6.2 million, but the commission granted 2.4 percent, adding roughly $2.7 million in revenue since gas costs are excluded from the calculation. Foreman noted the increase will appear on the customer charge and provided details.
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