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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 2007

Page

5

Sublette to restart planning after public concerns

Sublette City Clerk Jeannie Trigg says the commission will begin anew with a comprehensive plan and zoning ordinance. Residents Tom Fields and Chester Mayhew questioned legality, citing Kansas law K.S.A. 12-747, while Mayor and council discuss extending staff support and outside review to ensure a proper process.

Jeannie Trigg Sandy Jacquot League of Kansas Municipalities Sublette Tom Fields Planning Commission K.S.A McMullen Mike Crum Chris Hammer Janie Welsh Suzan Kimball Jill Kelman Lawrence Heerman Chester Mayhew Gregory Swanson Mayhew Haskell County Monitor-Chief Kansas Swanson Messerly

County officials oppose local fraternal group smoking ban

County officials criticize a city measure that bans smoking at a private American Legion facility, warning it could force three fraternal groups from business. Terria Judge notes a $1,200 revenue drop in the first week and ongoing losses as customers quit, risking a summer shutdown if trends don’t improve. The Concerned Citizens group pushed for an early stance, while Commissioner Mayo favored a public vote on the issue.

Scott Terria American Legion the Legion Judge Legion Jordan

Conestoga granted full 60 percent tax abatement

Finney County commissioners approved a full 60 percent abatement for Conestoga amid talk of a new ethanol plant in the area. Officials debated the impact of the 2006 machine and equipment tax exemption and the unknown revenue that will be forgone. Supporters cited attracting business to Finney County and rival incentives in a competitive environment.

Cial Olson Kansas Halbur Conestoga Scoular Co Finney County Harp

Panel to study Finney County Garden City shelter options

A seven member committee will explore future options for the Finney County Garden City Animal Shelter including whether to build a new facility. The panel will include representatives from the county and city commissions, two Humane Society members, shelter staff and police and sheriff departments.

Finney County Garden City Roman Halbur Finney County Commission Garden City Commission Garden City Police Department Finney County Sheriff's Department Finney County Humane Society Nancy Garhart The Humane Society

Tyson employees to vote on union at Finney County plant

Tyson workers at the Finney County plant will vote in March after eligibility lists are prepared to ensure a fair election. Voters must be production and maintenance staff employed on or before Jan 27. If unionized, bargaining negotiations begin. observers may file objections within a week. Previous 2000 Holcomb attempt failed with 78 percent voting against. Tyson spokesman Gary Mickelson says Team Members decide and outside intervention is unnecessary.

Hubbel Holcomb Tyson Gary Mickelson Mickelson Finney County

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