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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2002
Page
1
Daniel Gennette navigates a tense sub state clash at Finney County Historical Museum as Scott City edges Colby to advance.
Garden City loses 82 year old former city manager Deane P Wiley after his death at home. He led the city for 33 years from 1954 to 1987 shaping its growth. Flags will be at half staff. Funeral set for Friday at Presbyterian Church with interment in St Joseph Missouri. City officials recall his vision and friendship.
Garden City commissioners put off Finney County Historical Society's request for $20,000 until county commissioners hear the proposal first. Mary Regan and Joe Burnside outlined a plan to expand the museum's offerings onto land housing the Lee Richardson Zoo exhibits and relocate the Fulton House. The project faces a shortfall of about $32,000 of $104,000 total. Burnside said county talks are scheduled for Monday.
Finney County Economic Development Corp asks business leaders and officials for guidance on its role. About 30 attendees brainstormed topics including vision, funding, quality of life, Garden City future, an industrial park and workforce development. Opinions split on public vs private industrial park development and how quickly a park could become viable.
Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius officially launches her gubernatorial bid, touring Garden City and other towns with a focus on consumer protections and keeping health costs in check. She cites denying the Blue Cross Blue Shield sale to Anthem and pledges to prioritize patients over industry profits while stressing education and traditional values. Her campaign adds to three GOP contenders for Bill Graves’ seat, with family members attending events in multiple cities.
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