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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2002
Page
1
The chalk pyramids are displayed at Monument Rock north of Scott City, highlighting a notable geological feature and local landmark.
At Garden City post office crowds formed as tax deadline neared with wait lines under ten. Officials extended hours to 9 pm to handle late filers and advised mail drop inside after 5 pm, as taxes and packages moved through the busy morning.
Lee Stovall, 45, not eager about Carla Stovall pursuing the Kansas governor race. Larry Steckline, 60, Wichita broadcasting executive and friend, says she plans only her own decision and a public announcement was set for 1:30 p.m. in Wichita.
A 55-year-old special education teacher Gretchen Paul who allegedly threatened a student with a knife vanished after a court no-show. She was picked up at 6:26 a.m. today at a Motel 6 in Hays by local police and is in custody.
Erin Brandenburg organized a Saturday youth rally at Stevens Park with Steep City Garden High School students. Tim Byrne, a professional freestyle skateboarder, performed kick turns and ramp jumps while inflatables, skating, food, and prizes drew teens and younger children together in a lively, sunlit community event. Brandenburg quit the soccer team to devote time to planning and securing sponsors and distributed fliers at GCHS and nearby schools.
Loren Coulter built a miniature stage coach for children to ride as a recreation of the Old West. The project, described by Diane Lewis, captures the attention of fans of westerns and Little House on the Prairie while bringing horses to pull the craft.
Loren Coulter and his brother Raymond are completing a life sized stage coach pulled by four miniature horses. The 5.5 foot high, 700 pound coach features leather doors, a luggage rack, window shades and a hydraulic brake. Built over months with a cardboard model, it is scaled from full sized designs and weighs 700 pounds with the horses set to pull it.
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