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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2006
Page
1
Dominick Rodriguez and his sister-in-law Randi Gray snowboarding at Copper Mountain with the Colorado backdrop. The image captures a winter sports moment amid the resort setting near Mesa and Garden City.
Marso will resign as Downtown Vision executive director, moving to Missoula, Montana. Her husband, Brian, is to become assistant men's basketball coach at the University of Montana, after resigning from Garden City Community College. The couple have yet to set a resignation or departure date. Downtown Vision joined Kansas Main Street in 2004 and exceeded $1 million in public funding.
In Houston and across the nation concerns grow over Senate guest worker proposals as illegal immigrants worry the program is a ruse to deport them. Advocates cite potential temporary visas up to 200,000 annually with a path to status only if American workers are unavailable.
After lengthy Senate grilling General Michael Hayden secured broad backing to head the CIA. He pledged forward looking reform focusing on traditional spycraft, responsible risk taking, stronger analyst candidness, and expanding scientific work to advance intelligence technology while avoiding overexposure of past actions.
Wheat prices rise as global drought tightens supplies. Farmers and traders monitor weather patterns and export limitations, with analysts predicting further volatility in grain markets across major exchanges. Agricultural authorities urge careful planning and informed decisions in the coming weeks.
Global drought in major wheat producers and tightening world grain stocks push prices above five dollars a bushel. Kansas State University economist Mike Woolverton notes a steady climb likely to continue amid forecasts of hot dry Great Plains weather and reduced North American supplies.
Kansas students may face higher costs as the Board of Regents weighs proposals for 2006 07 tuition and fees across Fort Hays State University to Kansas State University Salina. Increases range from 4.6 percent to 16.7 percent with a final decision due later.
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