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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 2011
Page
3
A musical variety program led by Curtis Young of Lakin will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Garden Valley Retirement Village located at 1505 E Spruce St. The event is free and open to the public. For more details call 275-5036.
Isaac Wilson of Centerton Arkansas waived his preliminary hearing in a case charging aggravated battery and burglary for the October 7 arson attack on Sterling Law a 54 year old Kansas man in Council Grove Law who is black while Wilson is white reported that rubbing alcohol was poured on him and set ablaze Law sustained burns to the stomach upper legs and hands and a federal hate crime decision awaits in the US attorney's office.
Tiffany Richard, biology and chemistry teacher at Olathe East High School, was named the 2012 Kansas Teacher of the Year at a Wichita ceremony after advancing from eight finalists. She receives a $4,000 cash award and additional gifts.
KU senior Kelsey Murrell of Kearney Missouri has been named a Rhodes Scholar among 32 Americans. The creative writing and English literature major will study at Oxford University next fall focusing on refugees and forced migration. Murrell has written plays and aims to teach literature at a university.
Lincoln AP says Nebraska lawmakers in a 15 day special session near its end as two pipeline bills move to address Keystone XL concerns. One requires Public Service Commission approval for future projects only, the other lets Nebraska conduct state funded environmental reviews. TransCanada agreed to state review and diversion of its line if approved. Governor Heineman must sign bills for adjournment slated Tuesday.
The Kansas Bioscience Authority reports it has created over 1,300 jobs with average pay around 68,700 and attracted tens of millions in research funds while awaiting a forensic audit and a Johnson County prosecutor’s pending review. Officials note ongoing external scrutiny and leadership changes despite bipartisan legislative support and job growth.
The Ten Women Art Show at ArtsCenter on Main opens with works by Valarie Smith and local artists Kaia Christensen Carole Geier Deb Huber Sharon Spanier Irene Unruh Robin Waldron Robin Valenzuela and Sheila von Leonrod. Smith’s Honduras orphanages photos anchor the exhibit. Proceeds fund a documentary and teaching project with plans to return in January for field recordings and a later April premiere in Garden City.
Outgoing KDOT secretary Deb Miller says shifting transportation funds to other budgets jeopardizes a 10 year highway improvement plan. Since 2000 Kansas lawmakers redirected 1.4 billion from transit funds for Medicaid, patrol operations, and other programs, with 238 million diverted this year. Miller warns continued raids would force project eliminations even as lawmakers defend road and job gains from construction.
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