Saturday January 26, 2002 Volume 73 Number 22
The entry records a newspaper issue dated Saturday January 26, 2002 and identified as Volume 73, Number 22. No article text is provided to summarize.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2002
Page
1
The entry records a newspaper issue dated Saturday January 26, 2002 and identified as Volume 73, Number 22. No article text is provided to summarize.
Garden City commissioners discuss which sales tax question to place on the spring ballot. Three options would stabilize the mill levy and fund street repairs, with one also supporting economic development. A community discussion is set at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the city admin center.
Garden City staff defend a half cent sales tax likely to be reauthorized this spring as saving property tax payers about 7 mills yearly. A $100,000 home would see roughly $73 in annual savings under the plan. The tax funds $13 million in road-repair debt started in 1995 and due to be paid by November 1, 2005.
Scott City police arrested 17-year-old Angela Harless for allegedly phoning in a bomb threat to Scott Community High School. Police followed tips from SCHS students, traced the call, and detained her at her home before sending the student body back to class after evacuations.
Garden City commissioners schedule an evening meeting Tuesday at 4 30 with a public hearing at 5 00 about a community development block grant from the Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing. The grant would fund housing and sidewalk improvements in low to moderate income neighborhoods. The session will be at the Garden City Administrative Center 301 N Eighth St.
Private drug programs gain traction as lawmakers push private sector options amid a $426 million revenue gap. Pfizer plans 15 dollar 30 day prescriptions for qualifying seniors starting March 1 and includes Lipitor Zoloft and Aricept. Leaders say private plans may pressure broader help while aging Kansans face rising Medicaid costs.
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