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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 2003

Page

3

Two arrested for meth possession

Garden City residents Angelique Elliott and John Whaley were arrested at their apartment after seven grams of methamphetamine and other drugs were found during a search by the Garden City/Finney County Task Force. The couple faces multiple charges, including possession with intent to distribute near a school and endangerment of their two children.

Garden City Finney County Angelique Elliott John Whaley Pearly Jane Apt Whaley Gibson Auten Auten Elliott Florence Wilson Elementary School

Junk In the Gym rummage sale at Garden City YMCA

Garden City Family YMCA hosts Junk In the Gym from 7 a.m. to noon on August 16 at 1224 Center Street. Donations accepted at the YMCA. call 275-4269 for details. Also running through August 31 is a Corporate Membership Drive with 15 percent off company memberships and 50 percent off joining fees for signups this month.

YMCA Center St

Kansas unable to fund South Lawrence Trafficway finish

LAWRENCE AP Kansas transportation officials say the 115 million South Lawrence Trafficway cannot be completed without federal permits and funds. Jim McLean of KDOT notes there is no clear source for the needed money to finish the proposed 14 mile route linking K 10 near Lawrence with I 70. The western nine miles are open but the eastern leg faces protests and lawsuits. Road condition hotline listed.

Lawrence South Lawrence Kansas Transportation Jim McLean Kansas Department of Transportation

Kids learn deployment process in Operation KUDOS drill

In Topeka the Kansas Air National Guard's 190th Refueling Wing staged Operation KUDOS for children 8 to 13, simulating mobilization from briefing to medical checks and a ship out to Australia. The activity, created to help families understand deployments, included lines, duffle bags with dog tags and a mock convoy, ending with welcome home signs.

Topeka Kansas Air National Guard 190Th Air Refueling Wing Forbes Field Sean Reade John Hutter Jakob Kody Hutter Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma Tonya van Sickle 190Th Air National Guard van Sickle

Claflin Council Votes to Forfeit Pay to Save a Mill

In Claflin Kansas the five member city council will forgo their $25 monthly pay next year to cut costs as health insurance rises and state revenue sharing declines strain the budget. Mayor Curtis Nelson will see pay reduced to about $200, saving about one mill on the property tax levy which is set to rise from 47 to around 55 mills.

Claflin Barton County Marie Schepmann Schepmann Tom Chism Chism Curtis Nelson Phone Schepmann Reno County Nickerson Don Moler League of Kansas Municipalities

Garden City 4-H Horse Show Highlights Young Riders

Kelsey Lee 15 of Garden City leads a busy 4-H horse show at Finney County Fairgrounds as she and siblings Tyler and Blake LaSalle compete across western pleasure horsemanship and trail events. Results include multiple class champions and reserve titles across halter, mare gelding and pony divisions, with Marisha Eck and Johna McClelland among top performers.

Tyler LaSalle Finney County Fair Kelsey Lee Garden City Finney County Fairgrounds Lee Sugar Gummy Abe Tyler Blake Blake LaSalle Leaton McClelland Marisha Eck Abby Dechant Johna McClelland Western Pleasure Ashlea Wolking Shelby Hacker

Conservatives push sales tax special session

Kansas lawmakers debate a special session as conservatives urge delaying or rescinding the Streamlined Sales Tax Act. Revenue Secretary Joan Wagnon says adjustments are being crafted to ease implementation while preserving destination based sourcing. Local retailers face new rules as Kansas aligns with other states to tax online and catalogue sales.

Topeka Department of Revenue Revenue Joan Wagnon Kansas Wagnon Ers Frank Miller R-Independence Miller Senate Dave Kerr R Hutchinson Kerr Doug Mays Jeff Glendening

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