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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2005
Page
1
Tiara Stebens aged 13 caught her first striper bass during a Lake Texhorna fishing trip with her father Monte Stebens and grandfather in Phoenix last summer.
Finney County and Garden City commissioners endorsed a strategic economic development plan and pledged more than doubling funding for the FCEDC starting next year. Officials intend to recruit two ED experts, create job descriptions, review bylaws, and redefine FCEDC relations with the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce amid efforts to attract good-paying manufacturing jobs. Carol Meyer notes ongoing research into external models and pay ranges.
Former Garden City aviation director Ron Hall waived his preliminary hearing in Finney County District Court on Tuesday. He faces three felony counts of criminal threat and 42 misdemeanor counts including harassment and a sexual battery allegation. Hall chose to proceed to arraignment in July.
In Garden City, about 50 farmers heard from experts at the Southwest Research Extension Center wheat tour. Lack of moisture and stripe rust dominate concerns as April drought followed by heat and late cold affected the crop. Some fields may be beyond help, while others still show brief recovery after recent rains.
Garden City and Finney County commissioners approved a restructuring of the Finney County Economic Development Corp. The plan increases county representation from two to three and city representation from one to two while removing the Start Inc. seat.
Garden City commissioners review the health insurance fund and 16 other budget funds at a Tuesday meeting. The self funded plan would rise from 1.782 million to 1.937 million in 2006, about a nine percent increase, with employees paying more but receiving a rebate in the first year and possible rebates in later years depending on actual costs.
Lifesaver Sabrina Stingley aged 18 rehearses drowning victim rescue with partner Allison Hollis 17 during a lifeguard boot camp at the Big Pool Tuesday. The pool will open for the summer season at 1 pm Saturday.
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