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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2001
Page
1
A Georgia based exposure visit to a GCHS agency was funded or reimbursed, with implications tied to Arizona operations. The event highlighted cross state collaboration and program outcomes affecting local agency activities.
Tonight breezy with a 70 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms. Low near 40. Gusty south wind 15 to 25 mph. Saturday showers or thunderstorms likely early, possibly changing to snow in the afternoon. High in the upper 40s with temperatures falling later.
The Telegram directs readers to its website www gctelegram com for local news sports and editorials with updated content and online access.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,389.60, down 135.24 from this morning's opening. The report notes continued weakness in the market as trading progresses.
Finney County deputy Steve Martinez tells a Thursday night audience that five to six active street gangs operate in Garden City. He cites groups such as the Young Crowd and Spanish Disciples as linked to burglaries and thefts, notes youths join gangs for belonging, and says law enforcement has solved dozens of burglaries by questioning teens. See Gangs, Page A2.
The Kansas House and Senate endorsed separate water management bills promoting water banking to conserve scarce supplies. The House approved a first reading on a voice vote, while the Senate passed 40 to 0 sending its bill to the House. Both proposals tax water banks via fees and push reuse and leasing of unused rights, with the House allowing leases and the Senate focusing on individual accounts. Governor Graves’ groundwater policy review is also addressed.
The House endorsed a proposal to double a $100 million farm loan program using idle state funds for debt pressed producers, sending it to the Senate Agriculture Committee where chair Derek Schmidt notes he has yet to read the bill. The initiative, begun last year, is expected to cost about $2 million in interest income.
Finney County Commissioners schedule a public hearing Monday at 7 p m in the County Administration Building to address lack of county housing codes. Residents Teresa Southern and Karen Livingston say enforcement is uneven and minimum standards are needed. The county pays Garden City 75 000 to cover inspections and permits, with two complaints required before nuisance action.
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