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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2004
Page
3
Garden City police conducted a DUI sobriety checkpoint in the 1200 block of North Taylor Avenue from midnight to 2 a.m. stopping 65 vehicles. Officers issued 13 seat belt warnings and 9 other traffic infractions, provided one motorist assist, and handed out DUI safety brochures while Project Graduation seeks volunteers and donations.
Garden City Community College will close campus streets from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday for a Big Brothers Big Sisters Bike A Thon with access limited to the Beth Tedrow Student Center from the south Spruce Street entrance.
The Kansas House rejected an $82 million transportation funding plan for public schools by a 75-41 vote after Senate approval, ending the legislature’s 89th day without new education funding. Gov. Sebelius argued the body failed to meet the challenge and left open a possible special session.
Garden City Community College trustees meet Wednesday at 5 45 p m in the Endowment Room to discuss the September Front Door Project election A petition with 583 signatures sought a public vote on any project over 1 million The panel will also plan for the campaign committee chair and address staffing transitions including the replacement of Mark Eisenbarth and ongoing campus renovations at the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building Saffell Library and Penka Building with a leaky skylight at the Beth Tedrow Student Center awaiting final payment plans
TOPEKA AP Senate President Dave Kerr announced Saturday he will not seek re election this year ending a 20 year legislative career. The Hutchinson Republican led the Senate four years and chaired Ways and Means for five. He cited civility and education as key legacies and said he may pursue other work while acknowledging colleagues and family.
The Satanta Day festival drew about 1500 people, celebrating town heritage with food games and alumni gatherings. Descendants of Kiowa Chief Satanta return from Anadarko to participate, and residents fund a headstone for the chief. Dawn Freeman of the Satanta Chamber notes yearlong planning and strong community spirit. Local residents recall the event’s growth since 1941 and the joy of seeing old friends return.
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