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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2002
Page
3
Garden City Community College trustees cut the senior citizen tuition waiver age to 62 effective July 1. Finney County residents in fall 2002 pay combined tuition and fees of 50 dollars per credit hour, with the waiver removing the 34 dollar tuition. A standard three credit hour class drops from 150 dollars to 48 dollars with the waiver.
The National Association of Retired Federal Employees will meet at Plaza Inn for lunch at 11 a.m. Thursday. A program and business meeting will follow. Members and retired federal employees are welcome.
Three years after its closing, the Carey Salt Company plant in Hutchinson is being demolished. Five buildings have fallen since May 27 while the corporate office remains. Emerson Carey, founder of Carey Salt in 1901, used exhaust steam from his ice business to evaporate brine from an underground salt layer, per Reno County Museum archives.
Derby, Kansas. A Derby couple, Michael D. Humbolt 55 and Sarah 50, were killed when their motorcycle ran a stop sign and collided with a car as it approached. The riders were thrown from the bike and struck by the vehicle.
In Montgomery County two Labette County residents died when their westbound vehicle left US 160 and rolled into a ditch near the Labette Montgomery line early Saturday. Victims were Robert R. Jones, 30, and Janet E. Hon, 43, both pronounced dead at the scene. Road condition hotline listed as 1 800 585 7623.
Kansas State University faces deep budget cuts across colleges and units. Merger of reductions in the College of Agriculture and Extension, planned elimination of 21 faculty positions and 13 classified roles aim to save 1.6 million dollars. The Small Business Development Center will close as staff retirements exit the program. Classes may shrink and advisory support drop as deans seek savings.
Three endangered lion-tailed macaques debut at Lee Richardson Zoo with two females from Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado and a male from Seattle. The group, quarantined after arrival dates May 17 and June 13, aims to breed as habitat loss threatens the species with under 2,000 in the wild. The zoo’s Wild Asia exhibit houses the new monkeys while one female remains indoors awaiting public viewing.
Dr Joanne D Rink chosen Garden City for its homey feel and joins Garden Medical Clinic as a general surgeon. She begins seeing patients July 19 after orientation, joining Drs Robert E Miller and Zeferino J Arroyo with over 20 years tenure. Her family relocates from Olathe with two sons.
A series of police reports show arrests for curfew violation battery assault and minor alcohol offenses. warrants and detentions noted. Property thefts include Playstation II stolen from a residence stereo from a vehicle lawn equipment a concrete penguin CDs and various window damages with listed losses.
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