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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2008
Page
1
The report mentions beef processors as cited. Kent Messerly receives hair assistance from hairdresser Kenzie Messerly. Sue Messerly Sublette is referenced, indicating local context or attribution.
A comedy set on top of a New York high rise follows Peter Rutherford about to jump as rival suicide consultants spar for control. Amanda Seibert and Jessica Gaddis star with Radley Carter in a Friday and Saturday auditorium performance at Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building.
Governor Kathleen Sebelius rejected a utilities proposal to build two smaller coal plants in southwest Kansas. Dozens of supporters and opponents rallied as the plan faced political pushback. Related coverage appears on pages A2 and A3.
The retrial of Chad and Shannon Floyd on charges of first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder ended in a mistrial after jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict. Jurors reported a 7 to 5 split with no clear tally, prompting Judge Jack Lively to declare the mistrial.
Garden City commissioners waived a 200 foot liquor buffer for Mark Showalter to serve 3.2 percent beer at a new billiards room. They did not adopt a permanent change to the C-3 district rule and discussed possibly reducing the buffer to 100 feet in the future.
Showalter cites health issues as reason for city commission review. Interim City Manager Matt Allen notes nine facilities in district meet school church or library criteria and 14 nonresidential buildings lie within a 200 foot buffer. Two of the 14 are vacant including Showalter’s business location. Redevelopment candidates attract interest from Downtown Vision and surveys consider longer downtown hours, mostly for restaurant activity. Showalter plans to reopen a similar business on Laurel Street next to See City.
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