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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2006
Page
1
Morgan Kara Haley and Reagan Priest are pictured at Table Rock Lake enjoying a family outing. The image captures the four siblings in a scenic lakeside setting with clear skies and calm water.
Topeka reports Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association donated $50,000 in June to New Hope Environmental Services led by Patrick Michaels, a noted global warming skeptic. The funds aim to inform CO2 and climate debates as Tri-State plans coal plants in Finney County and Colorado. Officials defend the donation while regulators prepare hearings on air permits for Sunflower Electric's three new plants. Hunter Lovins calls the gift a waste of ratepayers' money.
Josh Eckert's stepfather signed up for Watch D.O.G.S. at Garfield Elementary, part of a national effort to boost dad involvement in schools after recent deadly shootings. About 50 parents enrolled, with some volunteers ready to spend a full day in classrooms and patrol parking lots at multiple district sites.
Kansas Republican Jim Barnett drew fire after claiming on a gubernatorial debate that the state offers in-state tuition to illegal immigrants but not to children of military personnel. The law since 1971 allows dependents of stationed soldiers to pay resident rates. 2005 changes also cover dependents of Kansans killed in combat. Senate leader Hensley called Barnett "blatantly incorrect" and Barnett's spokesman clarified his remark focused on transfers and out of state tuition for military families not stationed in Kansas. Sebelius aides noted the misstatement.
Finney County Public Library will begin charging late fees on all overdue items starting November 1. Previously patrons with overdue items faced checkout and computer-use restrictions only after items were kept past due dates, with costs assessed if the item remained unreturned beyond an extended period.
Finney County Public Library introduces new overdue charges for items. Books and magazines incur 10 cents per day past due with a $5 cap per item. DVDs and videos accrue 50 cents per late day with the same $5 cap. The policy affects patrons viewing the new service arrangement.
At a Scott City Council meeting officials discussed public input on the proposed half percent sales tax raising the rate from 6.3 to 6.8 percent. Voters head to the polls November 7 to decide.
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