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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2005
Page
1
Verlene and Oscar Kuntz join Margaret and Harry Anderson in marking CASA’s 15th anniversary in Garden City. Buffs foil shot at home regionals as Mary Guy reports.
Garden City advisory board members voiced diverse opinions after a Tuesday Garden City Commission ultimatum. At Thursday’s monthly meeting Airport Board Chair Jim Douglass and other members said differences could be resolved and decisions would serve Garden City Regional Airport and the city. City leaders reported hearing concerns about board operations and a perceived split within the panel.
Garden City’s airport advisory board named Joe Erskin and Tom Stallings to a six member interview committee to hire a new director. City Manager Bob Halloran said several strong applications exist and three candidates will be interviewed in coming weeks with two alternates on standby. Chairman Jim Douglass noted progress and said projects are on hold awaiting leadership.
Garden City commissioners start the 2006 budget process with department heads seeking raises at 4 percent pay-for-performance, more fire department manpower, street repairs, sidewalks, curb and gutter, and a master planter for the zoo and parks. The process runs until August to set the city’s portion of property taxes.
Economic analyst Doyle Hyett outlined a 90 minute plan to revive Garden City’s downtown. The strategy focuses on making Main Street a destination through advertising, surveys, and coordinated efforts by Garden City Downtown Vision Inc. and Kansas Main Street.
Legislators and conservative observers urge Supreme Court Justice Donald Allegrucci to recuse himself from the school finance lawsuit due to his marriage to Gov. Kathleen Sebelius' chief of staff. The court previously ordered higher education funding, prompting a GOP backed plan to add 142 million dollars, which the governor criticizes while the court reviews it.
State education records show a lawsuit accusing the state of improper ties involving Carol Rupe, a former State Board member. Senator Karin Brownlee criticizes cozy government links and notes a rejected budget proviso aimed at limiting salaries for relatives in executive and judicial branches.
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