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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2012
Page
2
A musical variety program by the group Too Many Strings directed by Debra Bolton will be at 7 tonight at Garden Valley Retirement Village 1505 BE Spruce St. The public may attend at no charge. For more information call 275 5036.
The Garden City High School Class of 1977 marks a 35 year reunion on September 28 and 29. Alumni from 1975 1976 1978 and 1979 are invited. Details and RSVP at gchs1977 com or by calling Sherry Cramer at 275 5235.
The Sons of the American Legion Squad No. 9 Post No. 9 will hold its monthly calf fry dinner from 5 30 to 8 p m Thursday at 405 S Main St The menu includes calf fries hamburgers hot dogs potato salad baked beans potato chips iced tea and lemonade for 8 all you can eat The dinner is open to the public.
The Kansas Department of Transportation will host a public information open house to review proposals for potential future improvements to U.S. Highway 83 from Sublette to U.S. 160. No formal presentations will be given. visitors may view proposals, ask questions, and comment from 5 to 7 p.m. Reach Chuck Oldaker or Kirk Hutchinson for details.
The Kansas State Objections Board unanimously overruled an objection to Barack Obama on state ballots after reviewing birth records. Secretary of State Kris Kobach asserted the birth certificate matches Hawaii records and said the board has no jurisdiction to delay further. The hearing drew heated exchanges with Orly Taitz and protestors outside the Topeka meeting.
In Kansas 65 and older renew licenses every four years. AARP Kansas runs safe driving courses noting changes in laws and roads as drivers age. Examiners can add restrictions like daytime driving or highway bans. Kansas plans $22 million for transit to aid non drivers in rural areas.
A former Kansas House member and home renovation business owner was named Shawnee County election commissioner to serve the remaining two years of Elizabeth Ensley Deiter’s term. Andrew Howell, 43, a former Fort Scott police officer, will oversee voting in one of the state’s most populous counties. He was chosen by Secretary of State Kris Kobach from about six applicants, praised for a mix of management, technology and training skills. Deiter left to become a district magistrate judge after 20 years. Howell’s firm employs four. the Shawnee County office has seven full-time staff and a nine-person budgeted total.
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