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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2008
Page
1
Louise Berning from Scott City captures cousins Jackson and Jaren Berning with engineer Dean Harbin at the Wichita County Fair, highlighting a family moment amid fair activities.
The piece contrasts Obama and McCain proposals on college costs and federal aid. Obama’s plan is more detailed and costly, aiming for broader government involvement to help students pay. McCain favors general reforms to streamline the aid system without clear expansion, noting similar campaign aims that college must be affordable for all.
Congressional leaders from both parties voiced optimism on a 700 billion financial industry bailout after adding deposit insurance and tax breaks. President Bush planned to urge lawmakers before a Senate vote, with Sen. Reid urging swift action to serve the public trust.
Garden City plans a competitive bid for its property and liability insurance package and brokerage services. incumbent Rutter Cline bid 411 584 for 2003 coverage while Arthur J. Gallagher offered 357 396, beating the prior budget estimate of 340 000. Proposals due noon Nov. 25 as city reevaluates annual cost trends and markets insurance through independent consultants.
Garden City and Holcomb residents met at Coleen's Trophies and Gifts to set a memorial design goal for the Clutter family, but backers caution they may have to scale back plans and dollars. Bob Rupp, 65, who knew Nancy Clutter in 1959, voiced uncertainty about funds while participants outlined concrete plans.
A fund is established at First National Bank of Holcomb to build a circular memorial in Holcomb Community Park. Contributions support two truckloads of concrete, under guidance of Patrick Garcia of Aagel Monument Co. in Garden City, as weeks of deliberation end.
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