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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2002
Page
5
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley left Northwestern Memorial Hospital two days after admission for severe stomach flu. Doctors found a brief irregular heartbeat that is treatable with medication. Daley, 60, and his wife Maggie were treated for dehydration and released, with the mayor aiming to return to work soon.
The Garden City subsidy program for commercial air lines is under spending review in Congress. Officials cite ticket prices, airline finances, and reliability as factors in fewer travelers to Kansas City and Denver. Ridership across Hays and Dodge City also falls, while Garden City remains the busiest subsidized airport of the five in the region. The piece notes potential regionalization and dual hub service risks if costs tighten, with optimism for broader economic recovery and airport improvements.
Andrew Whittaker of Hurricane WV will give a tenth of a 314.9 million jackpot to three Church of God pastors. In Torrance, Rev. Gerald Abreu reports the donation has already reached 334,000 to expand a local food bank and aid needy families. Abreu moved to Torrance in September after serving as a pastor in West Virginia. The other two pastors are C T Mathews of Hurricane and Bishop Cecil Welch of Hinton, both WV.
Kevin Brown of Cibola in Bradley Fair says inspectors disrupted dinner service during a recent visit. Inspectors found high fridge temperatures and levied a $1000 fine. Fines range from $500 to $5000 for repeated violations, with common issues including improper food storage and vermin. Officials note inspections educate operators, though budget crunches fund the program.
Western State Bank bought the Windsor hotel in the 1960s and its preservation groups pressed for care. Put on the National Register in 1972 the building requires repairs to foundation walls and roof. Renovation costs may reach four to six million dollars. The alliance plans retail, commercial and residential space led by Eric Keller who was unavailable while meeting with broker Martin Nusser.
Lane County native Waterson survived the Battle of the Bulge earning two Bronze Service Stars. After the war he built a retail business with his wife Cathy, restoring vintage cars and assembling scale train models. He enjoys sharing his trains with visitors during holidays and aims to publish his restoration story.
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