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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2008
Page
1
Garden City reporter Diane Elliott notes Picture This Jarrett leads hobbyists as Christmas prep grows. Rebels roll past Bulldogs in a brisk matchup, showcasing local talent and community interest in fitness and crafts.
The City Administrative Center at 301 N Eighth St hosts a City Commission meeting Tuesday at 1 p.m. Officials will discuss local governance, budget items, and upcoming projects with public input welcome.
City staff propose approving a Wheatland Electric Co op contract change to raise water fees by 20 per thousand gallons. Wheatland says the rise covers higher operating costs at the reverse osmosis facility, boosting price from about 80 cents to around $1 per 1,000 gallons. The measure returns to the commission agenda after two years of contract development.
Monica Espinoza recalls her 16 year old daughter Julia Quintana finishing half the kitchen then rushing out for a Garden City birthday party. The cheerful moment came hours before she vanished, leaving the family puzzled and seeking answers. The article notes Espinoza’s memory of the sudden departure and the mother’s grief.
Finney County Transit director Bonnie Burgardt notes growth and change in 2008 for Mini Bus and City Link. Riders rose from 13,210 in 2006 to 15,649 in 2007 and 41,653 by December 16, 2008, reflecting expansion since City Link began in September 2007.
President Bush ordered a $17.4 billion rescue for the U S auto industry citing economic danger. Detroit's Big Three pledged to rebound though path remains hard as workers dispute concessions. Autoworkers union says terms harsh and Republicans call bailout bad business amid broader government rescue fears.
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