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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2002
Page
1
Abigail Barnett pauses from a book for a quiet moment captured in a candid photo. The scene highlights a reader in a calm, everyday setting, emphasizing focus and leisure.
Finney County Attorney John Wheeler said he will call a coroner's inquest to determine if deputy Jerry Quint should face criminal charges in the July 12 fatal shooting of Encarnacion Nevarez during a Garden City incident. The inquest will have six jurors and assess whether the death was criminal or justified.
Kay Eveleigh and her husband Gale, farming 32 years in Lakin, participate in a Farm Bill workshop held May 13 at the Kearny County Fair Building. Western Kansas farmers hear how Bush’s May 13 bill signing affects base and yields, with Aug. 31 deadline to update.
Kansas leaders from the Leader ship Kansas class share views on Garden City’s growing ethnic mix. Panelists Penney Schwab Juan Andrade Robert Chung La and Tom Webb discuss immigrant impact, economic growth, education and community model amid 1980s immigration waves in southwest Kansas.
Finney County residents will receive 2003 property tax bills in November. The bills fund city, county, and school budgets with mill levies from USD 457 Garden City Community College and districts. Example payments show $1,195.66 for an $80,000 home in Garden City, $1,224.02 for a $70,000 Holcomb home, and $1,841.77 for a $150,000 Southwind subdivision home after school district exemptions.
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