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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 2012

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FCEDC seeks share of county bed tax to fund development

Finney County Economic Development Corp plans to ask the county commission to modify the 6 percent bed tax allocation so up to 50 percent could fund economic development. The bed tax revenues have risen since the rate increased in 2010, with $646,021 in 2011 and $699,605 in 2012, while the CVB has managed the funds.

Tatives Finney County Commission FCEDC Tom Walker Finney County Convention and Visitors Bureau CVB Fome

Drought grips lower 48 as crops face stress

The national drought map shows 65.5 percent of the contiguous United States under some drought, up from 64.8 percent, with extreme or exceptional drought at 21.5 percent. Storms later in the week bring soaking rains to Missouri and Illinois, aiding late soybean and corn fields while Iowa's exceptional drought area edges up to 2.5 percent.

ST. Louis Midwest U.S Missouri Illinois National University of Nebraska Lincoln Iowa

Teacher who wrote Hungry lyrics sparks school meal debate

Wallace County High School English teacher Linda O'Connor, author of the We Are Hungry lyrics, says federal 850 calorie limits fall short on protein and carbohydrates. The whimsical video, viewed over 260 000 times, shows tired students and calls for better fuel in school meals.

Sharon Springs Linda O’connor Wallace County O’connor O'Connor

Canine cancer advocate tours to boost awareness at school

Luke Robinson founder of 2 Million Dogs spoke to Charles O. Stones Intermediate Center students as Great Pyrenees Hudson and Indiana presented during a 25 city tour. Robinson shared his mission sparked by his dog Malcolm's death in 2008 and recounted a cross country walk to raise funds and awareness for canine cancer.

Charles O. Stones Intermediate Center Hudson Indiana 2 Million Dogs Luke Robinson Robinson Malcolm Murphy Austin Texas Boston

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