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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2009
Page
3
The Garden City Family YMCA hosts "Games to Go" a family event with inflatable Moonwalk Obstacle Course Combo Slide and Velscroll plus a live DJ and concessions. It runs 4 to 8 p m Tuesday at 307 S Main St admission 5 dollars call 275 1199 or email geckymca msa gmail com for details.
Water began flowing into the Garden City Municipal Big Pool tonight and will continue through the evening. The pool, 22 by 33 feet with a 13 foot deep end, is slated to open May 23 with hours 1 to 6 p m on weekdays and 1 to 7 p m on weekends and holidays. Admission is 1 or 2 dollars with a slide pass. Call GCRC at 276-1200 or visit www gcrec com for details.
Salina district ends use of substitute accused of striking four fourth graders at Meadowlark Ridge Elementary last week. Officials will not release further details. Police interview students and witnesses to consider criminal charges. In Topeka, Kansas, Sgt. Allen Hill appears on Oprah with service dog Frankie, recounting recovery from brain injury from 2007 Iraq bomb.
Gov Mark Parkinson appoints Troy Findley his chief of staff as lieutenant governor designate. Findley, Sebelius former chief of staff, will not seek elected office in 2010 and keeps his staff salary, aiming to focus on economy and state challenges without campaign pressures. He and Parkinson stress nonpartisan cooperation during the difficult times.
Fort Hays State University President Edward H. Hammond says a 7.5 percent tuition rise is needed to help cover a projected $4.5 million deficit. If approved, undergraduate resident tuition would rise to $98.20 per credit hour. The plan targets about $1.5 million from the hike, with $1 million more from growth and other savings, including larger class sizes in virtual courses.
A second Fort Riley soldier tested positive for H1N1 bringing Kansas to 30 confirmed cases. The man, who lived on post, had just finished a 24 hour duty with a previously confirmed soldier. Fort Riley remains on standard operations with heightened monitoring and guidance to isolate symptoms.
Kansas prisoners will gain limited electronic banking e mail and video family visitations as part of a state effort to improve security reduce contraband and cut mail room staff time Embarq JPay provide services with fees 3 95 to 10 95 for funds transfers e mails limited to approved contacts Lansing Correctional Facility first to go live with inmate email capabilities
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