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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2006
Page
1
A debate over the new school finance proposal continues to stir uncertainty as officials weigh funding shifts. Analysts warn potential impacts on districts and programs, while lawmakers seek revisions to address fairness and long term sustainability.
Joe Kelly and Rian Rodriguez attended a cousin's wedding in Colorado with Mary Schuster of Garden City supervising.
Observers say expanding National Guard along the 2000 mile border may not stop illegal crossings. Experts warn smugglers will adapt, finding new routes as restrictions tighten. The Senate votes to exclude illegal immigrants with felonies or three misdemeanors from a path to residency, with exceptions for hardship and unawareness of orders.
City officials plan a discussion with the Finney County Health Coalition on a potential no smoking ordinance covering all Garden City public buildings including restaurants bars and offices. Mayor Gary Fuller desires thorough dialogue with commissioners and coalition members before any vote, noting a majority must approve to enact the measure.
James Winter, a 1,200 acre wheat producer in Scott County, says his 400 acre dryland wheat field may yield only 20 to 25 bushels per acre, far below the county average of 35.8. Kansas forecasts show a 16 percent drop to about 319 million bushels, with 40 percent rated poor or very poor and drought blamed for weaker crops.
Senate aims to spend nearly four billion dollars to aid farmers facing high fuel costs and weather damage while House leaders oppose the plan. President Bush threatens a veto and White House officials say the package raises Iraq war and hurricane relief spending. Agriculture secretary Mike Johanns says many farmers would get nothing.
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