Funding approved for U S 50 400 four lane project in Garden City
City commissioners backed funding from a county wide 2005 to 2008 quarter cent sales tax for the U S Highway 50 400 four lane project under way. They did not approve about 150 000 in public building bonds for mold removal roof replacement and HVAC work at the downtown empty building using hail insurance for patching leaks. They rezoned 1.5 acres from office/service commercial to general commercial for a 6 000 square foot retail building by Building Solutions of Dodge City to attract new tenants. A Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee was created with Liz Sosa Shelby Hanneman Marty Nusser Judy Nusser Lance Woodbury and Patrick Garcia. Mary Rogers and Danny Andrade were named to the Cultural Relations Board.
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Dodge City Based Building Solutions
Liz Sosa
Shelby Hanneman
Marty Nusser
Judy Nusser
Lance Woodbury
Patrick Garcia
Planning Commission
Mary Rogers
Danny Andrade
Cultural Relations Board
HPPR Station Faces Potential 50 Percent Budget Cut
HPPR could lose 10 percent of funding amid a finance bill fight. Board members and supporters urge Gov. Parkinson to veto the cut and push for across the board reductions. HPPR stresses its regional voice and unique programming, calling listener input crucial to protect the station.
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Harness
Mark Parkinson
High Plains Public Radio
Oyler
Lindsey Fields
Talks on immigration and drug wars at US Mexico meetings
The talks address cross border violence with 22 700 deaths since December 2006 as Calderon’s offensive against drug traffickers continues. Climate change economy and cross border trucking are on the agenda with US support common among Obama and Calderon administrations.
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Mexico
U.S
Cancun
White House
Voters Surge For Antiestablishment Candidates Across States
Voters backed anti establishment candidates in primaries as big money groups could recruit and fund challengers. In Pennsylvania a Democrat, Mark Crutz, defeated Republican Tim Burns to fill a Murtha seat. Obama backed incumbents but clout questions rose after Specter’s loss. Arkansas and Kentucky turnout rose. economic worries linger as November nears.
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Virginia
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Joe Sestak
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Lupe Garcia
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