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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2007
Page
1
A somber crowd gathered at the Oklahoma City national memorial to reflect on the past tragedy. The mood was quiet as visitors paused at the site, paying respects and remembering those affected.
The University of Kansas seeks a roughly 16 percent tuition rise for all incoming freshmen next year in exchange for freezing their rate for four years. Other state universities plan 5.1 to 9.5 percent increases. The Board of Regents will vote on these plans at the June meeting.
Mexican migrants fear new U.S. plan will shut out tens of thousands who rely on temporary visas for seasonal labor in agriculture landscaping and construction. Durango native Edmundo Bermudez says the plan rewards those who entered illegally and ignores hopeful workers at Monterrey’s consulate.
Garden City Commission aims to provide quality services while holding a reasonable mill levy. Commissioners met with department heads in a brainstorming session to set goals for the budget cycle. City Manager Bob Halloran warns of a lean budget with little room for new taxes, while Commissioner John Doll urges tax increases only as a last resort. Halloran notes revenue must come from alternatives, stressing the city’s duty to provide services. Priorities identified include a new animal shelter, more second-story downtown housing, and recruiting municipal staff, plus creating a full-time city communications staff.
Forty one students at Charles O. Stones Intermediate Center viewed a large white upside down L map as the kickoff for public input on Garden City’s Spruce Park project west of the school and Garcia Soccer Complex. City officials noted 10.9 acres would become the park with 2.7 acres for a parking lot after purchasing 13.6 acres in March 2006.
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