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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2009
Page
1
A short feature by Tessa Blood from Garden City discusses a lighthearted event or publication with a humorous tone. The piece appears as a community note in a local paper, highlighting a cheerful topic and a nominal one dollar price.
MachineryLink personnel tout the Renegade Combine, a chrome painted 1968 John Deere 95 with Chrome Shop Mafia artwork, as visitors pause to watch and the kids adore it. The show piece gathers traffic daily, alongside the standard green and yellow machines, with organizers noting varying attendance across days.
U S House Rep Jerry Moran spoke at the 3i Show about protecting agriculture as central to rural life. He argued the government’s $3.5 trillion budget relies on borrowed money and warned against borrowing prosperity, noting Kansas’ economy hinges on farming and ranching.
The Kansas Legislature passed a renewable energy package ending a 19 month impasse. The bill clears Sunflower Electric Power Corp. to build an 895 MW coal plant near Holcomb, Finney County, after House 103-18 and Senate 37-2 votes. Governor Parkinson praised the plan and the measure also requires utilities to generate 20 percent from renewables by 2020.
TOPEKA AP Legislators approved the last piece of a budget balance plan sending a 61 million tax bill to Gov Mark Parkinson. The House 65 56 vote followed Senate passage. The measure includes an amnesty to waive penalties on back taxes to encourage payment and trims timing for rebates while cutting income tax credits for businesses. It eliminates a projected 328 million deficit in the 13 billion fiscal year 2010 budget starting July 1, and clears the way for adjournment on the 88th day. The plan was pushed by Democrats and moderates over Republican leaders objections who sought deeper cuts.
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