Grants let library buy new computers
The sun sets over western Kansas as grants enable a local library to purchase modern computers for public use, expanding access to digital resources and learning programs for residents.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2002
Page
1
The sun sets over western Kansas as grants enable a local library to purchase modern computers for public use, expanding access to digital resources and learning programs for residents.
Garden City plant remains closed since December 2000 after a Christmas day fire. ConAgra spokesman declines to comment as reports spread of a potential sale of ConAgra Beef Co and Swift and Company to investors including George Gillett and Philip Anschutz, with timelines uncertain and other outlets noting the reports.
After more than 70 years the News Chronicle in Garden City prints its final edition in Scott City. Owner Boyer recalls blizzards and long trips to print and preserve a county history while planning to publish Looking Back columns in a new form. The Chronicle was the county’s oldest continuous business, started by Boyer’s father, John, who became publisher and Kansas Press Association president before his death in 1972.
Kansas House speaker Kent Glasscock could keep part of the money raised by Attorney General Carla Stovall after she abandoned her gubernatorial bid. The Governmental Ethics Commission ruled he is due at least some funds as Stovall’s running mate who brought money to her campaign.
Garden City USD 457 music teachers, assisted by community members, will perform in an annual recital at Clifford Hope Auditorium. The event, three years old, shines a spotlight on instructors as they showcase their own talents rather than student performances. The recital is Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
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