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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2007
Page
1
A photo credit from Pam Katz in Garden City features Ericka Clark with her mother Ruth Blizzard and grandmother Silverina Hann, illustrating a family moment captured for publication.
Sunflower Electric contesting a permit for coal plants argues new algae reactor tech could slash CO2 emissions. Earl Watkins cites phase one tests at Holcomb to choose algae strains for biofuel, while Gov Sebelius supports continued research as Green Fuel Technologies conducts pilot work in Arizona and plans a second testing phase in Kansas.
In Greeley County communities Tribune and Horace residents face a Tuesday vote on unifying city and county governments. Local backers, including Christy Hopkins, cite community ties and a plan developed since 2006 by the Greeley County Tribune Unification Study Commission, aiming to form a single governing board.
Garden City High School senior Sonia Esquivel, now a doctoral candidate at Kansas State University and a single mother of two, shared her journey from a 17 year old pregnant student to earning degrees at Garden City Community College and K State. She urged youth to pursue higher education. Fellow graduate Heber Gonzalez and HALO leaders described the challenges Hispanics face and the value of college access, sessions covered college success and financial aid, and Census data underscored the benefits of higher education and earnings gaps.
Kansas districts in Ingalls and Dighton prepare for 2008 reading, math, and science assessments under No Child Left Behind. The 2007 data set AYP benchmarks, with science not counted toward AYP. Reading targets were 69.5 percent for elementary and middle schools, 65 percent for high schools, as sanctions loom for underperformance.
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