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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2004
Page
1
Raef the cat, whose name reads fear when reversed, remains unafraid and curious. Local observers note a fearless, composed stance as it explores its surroundings with relaxed posture and steady gaze.
A Shawnee County judge rules Kansas must close public schools this fall to fix unconstitutional school funding. The ruling delays spending after June 30 and is under appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court.
Finney County commissioners approved up to 60000 to buy property at 1008 N 11th St to be used as a bus barn for the Finney County Committee on Aging. The 4-1 vote favored purchasing the land to take advantage of an available nearby property, with the building fund to cover the cost and the senior center to decide use later.
Holcomb USD 363 board adopts a seven period schedule for the next school year moving away from earlier block scheduling. The change, approved unanimously, aims to expand class offerings via the ITV network while sparing freshmen and sophomores the adjustment. Anne Jones, a former teacher on the board, cautioned about missed opportunities for underclassmen but supported the plan for upperclassmen and humanities courses.
Major General Antonio Taguba testified to Congress that mistreatment at Abu Ghraib arose from a breakdown in leadership, discipline, training, and supervision. He suggested possible culpability by CIA members, armed forces personnel, and civilian contractors, noting that some soldiers and civilians conspired to abuse detainees beyond legal bounds.
Garden City reports show The Home Depot has $73,853 in an escrow account through February tied to a sales tax reimbursement deal. City Finance Director Melinda Hitz explains the figure covers seven months of business and may affect 2004 quarterly payments, with questions about including 2003 months.
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