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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2007
Page
5
Garden City USD 457 boards review staff and community surveys showing mixed support for a second high school or expanding GCHS. Details include survey splits, projected costs, staffing needs, and facility concerns, with officials noting limited citizen participation and uncertain voter backing.
Sunflower County leaders discuss possible legal action over the KDHE carbon emissions decision and its statewide economic impact. Officials foresee extended litigation, seek broader regional support, and plan lobbying with Wichita and Sedgwick County lawmakers to push forthcoming legislation.
Senate leader Harry Reid says Democrats will not approve more Iraq war funding this year unless President Bush commits to start bringing troops home. A $50 billion war funding bill would demand immediate withdrawals to end combat by December 2008, or Bush could veto and withhold the funds.
City offices could shut early on Christmas Eve at the City Manager Bob Halloran's discretion. If slow, business offices might close at 2 or 3 p.m. The half day would cost roughly four to five thousand dollars per hour in foregone productivity. Garden City commissioners have not been asked to approve extra time off. the issue is for the commission to discuss if pursued.
Dodge City Community College president Richard Burke told Garden City and Seward County Community Colleges trustees that regional cooperation could help survivial in the 21st century. They discussed shared faculty resources, potential cross campus class broadcasts, and common solutions for nursing and other costly programs. They also noted state funding changes and possible new oversight for technical colleges amid a growing immigrant student population.
Holcomb school board votes to fund storm repair costs as bids rise amid higher material and fuel prices. Principal repairs focus on Holcomb Elementary roof and two gym roofs, with most high school costs covered by insurance. The board also awarded athletes, discussed personnel in a closed session, and heard a grant presentation on district wide physical activity data.
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