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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2001
Page
1
The Local Education Center hosts a refreshed program as the LEC community club marks its rededication with new activities and events. Leaders invite residents to join ongoing workshops, speaker series, and social gatherings at the center.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,265.47, down 33.93 points from this morning's opening. The broad market showed mixed activity with utilities and industrials fluctuating as investors weighed early trade data.
Tonight shows a chance of thunderstorms in the north and east, with mostly clear skies in the southwest. Lows range from 65 to 70 on the west and 70 to 75 in the east. Wednesday brings a morning thunderstorm risk in the northeast and northwest, otherwise partly sunny and hot.
In Syracuse AP two families mourn three children and a woman killed in a Colorado boating accident July 3. Over 400 relatives attended a funeral Mass at St Raphael Catholic Church for 6 month old Jonathon Avila and his grandmother Angela Lara Avila, along with Sonia and Vanessa Cano. Authorities say the boat operator Jose Avila drunk and unbelted and faces vehicular homicide and child abuse charges. he was jailed in Colorado and escorted to the service in Syracuse. The Cano family plans to return Sonia and Vanessa’s bodies to Chihuahua Mexico.
Garden City apprentice Mike Quinonez and coworkers string overhead lines as heat warnings keep temperatures near 100 plus. National Weather Service issued a statewide heat advisory through next weekend as crews push through 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. shifts with brief cooling breaks.
New board members Gail Dunford Rocky Welton and Dr Harold Perkins joined the Garden City Board of Education Monday night as Kathleen Whitley outlined the proposed 2001-2002 budget totaling 37,010,358 with over 3.8 million in spending increases and a levy about 3 mills lower than last year. Bruce Reichmuth was elected president and Mike Utz vice president as changes reflect higher per pupil spending 3870 up from 3820 and transportation and At Risk funding adjustments.
Finney County commissioners reduce the 2002 general fund budget by about 400000, ending with 13.1 million instead of 13.5 million. The proposed mill levy would be about 33.6 mills, compared with 34.7 if all requests were funded, with homeowner taxes for a 100000 value around 386.50 under the lower levy, and about 399 under full requests. The levy history shows rises from 32.08 in 2000 to 35.693 in 2001.
Kansas lawmakers will study a year old law requiring proof of U S residency for driver licenses The summer hearings follow a failed bid to modify the rule Wichita Democrat Rep Tom Klein says working immigrants should not be barred from driving even if undocumented He expects crowds from Kansas City Wichita and southwest Kansas to back change See Immigrants, Page AS
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