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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2004
Page
1
Clifford the Big Red Dog shares high fives with members of the Salvation Army A.M. head start class pictured with Ruby Ivey in Garden City. The photo highlights community outreach and cheerful interaction between the charity and local youth.
Seven year old Matthew Whaley of Scott City uses a walker to get around and, after a Wichita judge’s order, may participate in the Scott Recreation Commission Farm League. The case hinges on civil rights and safety rules, with ongoing court proceedings expected to take 12 to 18 months.
Garden City commissioners will review 2005 general fund budget requests on Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Administrative Center. The session will cover police, city manager, airport, municipal court, recreation funds, and the Garden City Commission. Mayor Jeff Whitham expects to keep the property tax mill levy steady as assessed values rise about 3 percent and sales tax revenue improves.
Darrel and Keitha Schwartz were found dead at a former veterinary clinic near Scott City. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation took lead with Scott City Police assisting as family and community react with disbelief and plans for the days ahead.
The USD 457 Board of Education plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Educational Support Center to discuss a Kenneth Henderson Middle School face-lift. Two other items may affect taxpayers, including the district budget and a potential mill levy adjustment, now unlikely to increase taxes. Budget presentation and August vote are on the agenda.
The USD 457 board meets Monday at 7 30 p m in the Educational Support Center to review mill levy status with Superintendent Jim Lentz stating no substantial mills increase is expected. Trustee Whitley cautions she may still see numbers change as Monday numbers are finalized, amid oil company appeals and a proposed Kenneth Henderson facelift on the agenda.
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