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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2004
Page
1
Steve and Beth Delaney react strongly as Holcomb pushes forward with a cleanup plan. Local officials emphasize action, detailing steps and timelines while residents watch developments and express concern.
Garden City Community College trustees will place the Front Door Project to a September special election in Finney County. The plan, approved in January, would fund an $8.12 million addition to the administration building, adding eight classrooms and space for five more across campus. Ballantyne noted student voters on campus aid mobilization for a yes vote.
Finney County Commission held a two hour session with about 20 residents at the Administrative Center to discuss better cleanup methods and the county nuisance resolution. The group elected Walter Burt as chairman and Marcus Horney as secretary and urged more landfill free days and a grievance committee.
Garden City Post Office keeps window open past 5 p m to 8 p m for tax filers as long as there is a line. Postmaster Terry Hornbeck notes the extra time helps ensure federal and state tax mail is postmarked April 15 while advising proper envelopes, signatures, and sufficient postage.
Scott City public meeting on raising the local option budget to 25 percent drew only four attendees at the elementary school gym. Ballots totaling 3,220 voters will be mailed starting Monday and must be returned to the courthouse by noon May 7 for counting. USD 466 Superintendent Dean Katt outlined the 1.62 percent increase from 23.38 percent, generating about $95,000 and tying the boost to new facility weighting and $225,000 in state funding over two years.
U.S. Congressman Jerry Moran toured St. Catherine Hospital during Easter break, talking with dialysis patients about transportation and Medicare issues. Patients cited bus service gaps and mileage reimbursements, while staff highlighted nursing shortages and new Medicare coverage for wound care and hyperbaric treatment.
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