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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2004
Page
1
Tyler Stutzman, Emily Stutzman and Christian Romero pause during a dying session in Ellis County, captured in a candid moment for local readers.
Garden City school board unanimously passes budget boosting the property tax mill levy by about 2 mills to fund core instruction at 100 percent, with total mills near 45. Owners of a $100,000 home may pay about $23 more annually. Board notes need to balance student needs with taxpayer impact while considering funding cuts to three instruction areas.
Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge said new information indicates terrorists plan an attack on America possibly tied to upcoming events such as WWII monument dedication economic summit and political conventions. He and officials urged vigilance while noting suspects linked to al Qaida remain at large in the United States.
Garden City commissioners began work on the 2005 budget with a review of 18 non tax supported funds as the city braces for hearings in June and July. Mayor Jeff Whitham and City Manager Bob Halloran discussed a 1.5 percent salary hike if funds remain steady, with department heads urged to hold line on spending.
A five year old female pit bull named China was destroyed after Garden City Municipal Court found the dog dangerous following a May 9 bite on Susan Waller. Pat Whitham pleaded no contest to related charges, and Judge Leroy Rose ordered the animal killed after the group surrendered the dog to the Garden City Finney County Animal Shelter.
Education Opinion released on contract talks in Garden City USD 457 shows veteran teachers with 12 years tenure or more are not competitive with peers in similar districts. The fact finding by attorney Kip Johnson notes long-term salaries are not competitive, but offers little new guidance for the 13th negotiation session.
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