08 Aug 2002
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2002
Page
1
Adam Powell and Adrienne Coldier were seen relaxing at the lake area enjoying the scenery and a quiet day by the water. The pair posed for photos and shared casual conversations amid a sunny afternoon by the shoreline.
The city’s golf advisory board increased greens fees from 12 to 17 daily and 15 to 20 on weekends and holidays effective April 1. Daily trail fees rose from 7.5 to 9 while yearly trail fees moved from 290 to 350. Twilight and daily junior fees stayed at 7 and 10. The move aims to reduce city fund subsidies by diverting golf revenue to other uses.
Garden City commissioners resist closing the Flight Deck Restaurant at Garden City Regional Airport despite ongoing losses. The 2001 loss totaled 21,339 dollars, while the 2003 budget calls for a 17,005 dollar deficit. The facility operates 7 30 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. weekdays, with hours in effect since June 1 per Airport Director Lee Budget.
At Finney County Fair area youth compete with livestock baked goods and crafts. Keele Dover 15 Holcomb newcomer bought pigs with loan learning money handling while Alex Walking 14 Holcomb spends hours daily on pigs and aims for more prizes after last year’s Reserve Grand Champion and Round Robin.
At the Finney County Exhibition Building Deloris Burns Dorothy Hutchins and Beverly Steffen, 4H food judges, critique pickle entries focusing on lids clearance consistency and classification factors. They stress meticulous review to determine the best jars, noting even asparagus can win praise when evenly prepared.
Ernie Ortiz and the Ortiz Brothers and Friends perform at 8 p m Friday at the Finney County Grandstand Arena with Ritmo Latino marking what seems to be the first time Latin music is a main feature at the fair Fair board member Bill Knight notes the 2003 plan shifted after the 2002 band project stalled and Ortiz was the preferred act
Johnson County's large sales tax approval to fund schools prompts worry elsewhere about widening inequality for Kansas' poorest students. Leaders note the tax could boost county district funding by tens of millions, while others fear reduced state aid and uneven opportunities. Governor Graves cautions districts amid debates over per pupil cuts.
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