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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 2003

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Wiley Elementary Students Read The Newspaper

Second grade pupils from Wiley Elementary School in Holcomb read a local newspaper as part of a literacy activity. The visit exposed them to current events, helping connect classroom lessons with real world writing and reporting.

Wiley Elementary School Holcomb

Plan balancing budget approved in Topeka session

Legislators approved the final part of a budget balancing plan allowing Gov. Kathleen Sebelius to choose between accelerating local property tax collection or delaying tax refunds to keep spending in line with revenues. The move aims to erase a 254 million dollar deficit in the 10 billion dollar fiscal year starting July 1. Senate adjourned around 4:30 a.m. and the House ~15 minutes later, ending the shortest session since 1974. Some lawmakers criticized it as shifting problems to fiscal 2004.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Sebelius Senate House Kansas Derek Schmidt R-Independence

Budget package cleans up state finances amid election season

The article notes a short term solution amid an extremely difficult financial state. Gov KaTHLeen LeBeulius warns the state will face the same problems next year with an election looming. Negotiators from both chambers crafted the final measure which the Senate approved.

Senate

Liberal man found guilty of murder in Finney County

Ngan Pham, 49, found guilty of first degree murder and 15 related charges after jurors deliberated from 10:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. The case involved entering the Nguyen home and stealing jewelry while six family members were tied up. Sentencing set for today.

Finney County Ngan Pham Pham Giang Nguyen Nam Nguyen Thang Nguyen Giang R. Lee McGowan

Finney County museum eyes name change debated

Finney County officials discussed briefly on Monday the possible rename of the Finney County Historical Museum to Buffalo Jones Museum in tribute to Garden City founder Charles Jesse Buffalo Jones. Museum director Mary Regan says the board has not authorized any action and no proposal has been officially presented to the county. Other names mentioned include Spirit of the Plains Museum Prairie Museum and Museum of History of Southwest Kansas.

Finney County Jesse Buffalo” Jones Museum Mary Regan Regan Spirit of the Plains Museum Plains Heritage Museum Prairie Museum Museum of History of Southwest Kansas Roman Halbur

Student Denies Grade Change Allegation at GCCC

A Garden City Community College student denies claiming math teachers altered her grade to preserve basketball eligibility. An internal math division review of two instructors and coaches found no grade changes to affect eligibility. The accusations originated from unclear sources and were investigated promptly.

Garden City Community College Phil Terpstra Sean Weibling

Freshman accuses no coach of tampering with grade

Tribune freshman Tricia Sloan and Holcomb sophomore Jennifer Simmons discuss chemistry lab partners while Sloan defends two teachers she says were not accused of tampering. Sloan recalls Terpstra as her fall trig teacher and Weibling as a basketball coach. Page AS.

Tribune Tricia Sloan Lady Broacbusters Holcomb Jennifer Simmons Comprehensive Learning Center Sloan Simmons Terpstra Weibling

Walgreens eyed for former Nazarene site in Garden City

The 1310 E Kansas Ave property could become a Walgreens if a zoning change from residential to commercial is approved by the Finney County Area Planning Commission on May 15. Church of the Nazarene plans to relocate with a 354-member congregation if the deal with Paul Properties Management Inc is finalized, contingent on plans.

Kansas Ave Walgreens Co Garden City Commission Church of the Nazarene Finney County Area Planning Commission Charles West West Paul Walgreens

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Gov Kathleen LeBeulius Lee Pham Page Brad Nading Finney County Commission Vitv Scott Aldis-Wilson Paul Properties Management Inc Annie Inspiring Minds John Kenneth Galbraith
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