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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2008
Page
1
K State fan Gary Smith shows support for the new national champions in basketball after a big moment at Garden City.
Aaron Harries and more than 60 participants on the Hard Winter Wheat Tour assess drought affected fields from Garden City to Wichita. They measure height and row spacing, count stems, and evaluate soil moisture and disease to estimate 2008 Kansas wheat yields. Projections rise through the day from 35 to about 40 bushels per acre with an overall southwest average near 41.
Kartnee Kingston, a Edith Scheuerman Elementary fourth-grader on a nine week cow research project, joins about 70 classmates to present new knowledge to younger students and community members. Teacher Tammy Rieth notes the Bob Lee School program concludes with this showcase.
Garden City police officials including Lt. Dave Smith and Police Chief James Hawkins discuss the first round of 2009 budget meetings. Hawkins seeks additional funding to replace some in-car computers, aiming to upgrade department tech amid budget reviews.
Garden City police chief James Hawkins pushes for a lean 2009 budget while aiming to boost public service with two motorcycles and in car computers, replacing aging vehicles, and exploring an electronic ticketing system. The budget process includes other city departments and a deadline of April 30 for finance forms.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius criticized Kansas lawmakers for bundling coal plant measures with other economic proposals, saying the move likely makes the bill unconstitutional. She questioned the timing and noted past vetoes of Holcomb coal-plant plans due to carbon concerns.
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