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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2003
Page
1
Arlo Clepper and his younger brother Jed enjoy a family day at Lee Richardson Zoo as they explore exhibits and observe animals.
Garden City Community College faculty voices discontent with administration amid low morale and scarce communication. Unfinished 2002-03 contract talks and the constellation survey for reaccreditation surface complaints. teachers Karen Roth and Laura York cite lack of appreciation from administrators. president Carol Ballantyne notes expected dissent in a large organization.
Garden City Community College trustees nonrenewed five faculty contracts for 2003 04 cutting about 141000 in salaries as the college targets a 1 million budget reduction. Instructors Ed Porter W Leighman Covington Gary Barker Winsom Lamb and Phil Mayer say morale and sense of value suffer while some hope money returns may reverse the decision.
The Garden City Commission schedules a meeting at 1 p.m. on Tuesday at the Administrative Center located at 301 N Eighth St. Citizens are invited to attend and participate in the public session. The agenda includes city issues and community concerns.
Garden City Commissioners meet Tuesday at 1 pm to hear staff's plan on dwindling federal TSA reimbursements that cover airport security, including a police officer at Garden City Regional Airport. Assistant City Manager Matt Allen seeks an exemption due to the airport's unique location and response needs, urging TSA discretion rather than a blanket rule.
The High Plains Energy Building at Seventh and Laurel will display a 26 by 15 foot red white and blue flag soon rising from ground level to a higher position. General Manager David DuVall ordered the flag after seeing the Pentagon fire and draped flag tribute. The flag cost 600 and has been shown on Memorial Day 2002 and on Flag Day and Independence Day events.
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