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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2004
Page
1
Alan and Nancy Leiker are reported at the Kremlin in Moscow this year with additional context. The brief mentions their presence and signals a noteworthy visit or event linked to the Kremlin location.
Finney County voters approve Garden City Community College Front Door Project by 52 percent, 1,333 to 1,207, in a six month battle over a $3.12 million building addition. Election canvass and provisional ballots to be counted next week.
A Finney County Taxpayers Association meeting at 311 N Ninth St discussed the Finney County Economic Development Corp. with nine residents and ten officials present. Moderator Lee Tiberghien facilitated as attendees described how they resemble a bag of M&Ms. George Hopkins of FCEDC urged opening the group to scrutiny. The session aimed to improve dialogue and answer questions about spending tax dollars. See FCEDC, Page A5
More than 1,300 visitors flocked to the Grant County Home Products Dinner at the Civic Center for the 42nd consecutive year. Local figures including Ulysses Mayor Ed Wiltse and wife Lisa attended amid generous county food offerings and attentive service. Kristen Becker highlighted food quality and the event as a chance to mingle with officials from surrounding counties. The dinner began in 1941 after Will Christian boasted about locally produced meals for visiting dignitaries.
Kansas City report quotes Janet Murguia of the National Council of La Raza urging Congress to back reforms, including the Dream Act, to normalize status for immigrant students and workers in the Midwest. The act would let eligible undocumented students pay in state tuition and seek public aid, with Sen. Sam Brownback as a key sponsor.
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