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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2002
Page
3
KSNG TV will rebroadcast the final hour of the 2002 Winter Olympics opening ceremonies on Sunday at 9 a.m. after a Friday night outage. Reporter Paul Schaaf cited a two hour off air period caused by a fiber line problem between Garden City and the transmitting tower 15 miles south on Highway 83.
A 7 p.m. hearing at the Finney County Administrative Center will address Sunflower Electric’s request for an air quality construction permit to add generating capacity at the Holcomb station Holcomb II. KDHE officials say the hearing precedes any construction under the Clean Air Act. A Valentine’s concert at Garden City Community College features Love themed folk jazz and do wop with multiple ensembles on Thursday at 7 30 p m in Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building admission is free. The GCCC Concert Choir College Singers GCCC Jazz Band Men’s Vocal Ensemble perform.
The Garden City Ministerial Alliance will start the Lenten luncheon series at noon Thursday at First Christian Church on 306 North Seventh Street. The church women will serve lunch at 12 30 p.m. The cost is 4.
The Finney County Public Library and Target sponsor a contest for teens aged 14 to 19 to pick the Grammy winners. Correct entries win a free music CD and a chance at another prize. The contest runs to 9 p.m. February 26 with winners announced February 28 at the library. If tied, a drawing decides the winner. One entry per person.
Finney County commissioners deferred a countywide sidewalk policy for subdivisions and asked staff to draft a flexible policy. They heard requests from Southwind residents including Bill Clifford who urged sidewalks along individual lots for safety against speeding traffic. The panel also considered road easement use and set a target to discuss further in March, with upkeep responsibilities defined for property owners.
Hugoton Mayor Neal Gillespie, 4 feet tall, urges planning for a future without gas and oil tax revenue. He directs Stevens County Economic Development while exploring wind energy, a new dairy, a Kenaf paper project, and a planned cotton gin, stressing proactive steps with the hog issue, growth, and tax abatements aiding local business.
Holcomb City Council plans temporary funding totaling about 400000 for sewer lagoon improvements in two phases. First a pipeline to Sunflower Electric to reuse effluent in cooling towers. second fortifying lagoon walls and floors. Estimated total cost about 1 million financed by general obligation bonds.
Holcomb USD 363 School Board backed current senior panel policy avoiding personal photos. Discussion centered on who approves images, cost, and whether to modify rules. Lifetouch would still supply standard panels. no new photos allowed.
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