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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2007
Page
1
A brief note outlines couples resuming parenting duties after a period apart. It mentions shared responsibilities and renewed partnership, highlighting a focus on family routines and cooperation. The item emphasizes everyday adjustments rather than dramatic events.
In Estes Park Donna and Norman share a moment with their grandchildren. A falter occurs as Liberal edges a hard WAC tilt with a shaky showing by the home squad.
Kansas lawmakers led by Speaker Melvin Neufeld defend coal power 700 MW plants at Sunflower Electric near Holcomb. Jeff Whitham questions climate concerns while Pat George emphasizes economic growth. They urge approval of two permits from Rod Bremby as Sebelius signals reluctance.
Topeka Senate President Steve Morris calls for inquiry into why regulators have not decided on emissions permits for two coal fired plants in southwest Kansas after 19 months. Morris, who backs the project, convened a Legislative Coordinating meeting to review the delay and its impact.
Finney County and Gatfen City discuss funding a new county shelter with a $500000 cap. The county would pay up to $250000 in annual $25000 installments for ten years starting 2009, contingent on updated animal control rules including pet registration chips.
Emmaus House in Pfeifer’s Garden City volunteer role stocks shelves with bread and baked goods and helps visitors carry food away. The shelter relies on about 150 volunteers and food donations from individuals and groups, with Finney County United Way a major supporter aiding a $550,000 drive ending Nov 1.
USC 457 Garden City moves aim to reduce student transfers by balancing class tracks across schools. Alta Brown Elementary rose from 378 to 403 students as two first-grade sections and one fourth grade were added, while Garfield Elementary fell from 313 to 261 after reducing a second-grade class and switching to full-day kindergarten.
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