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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2004
Page
1
Brady Joe Soukup poses for a studio portrait moment captured for a photo feature. The image centers on Soukup's pose and expression as he models for the photographer.
Garden City commissioners will examine the nearly 14.3 million general fund and department budgets including fire and public works to decide cuts before finalizing the 2005 budget. The mill levy stands at 33.9, down from 33.913, with valuations up 2.86 percent. Meeting at 9 a.m. Tuesday at the Garden City Administrative Center, 301 N Eighth St.
Scott County voters pick among three familiar candidates Glenn Anderson Jeff Pounds and Milt Masters in the Aug 3 Republican primary. Anderson highlights basics drug enforcement and traffic safety training while pushing more officers to drug and traffic schools and bike safety education for students.
A Washington DC based group says it will file a federal lawsuit Monday on behalf of 24 students claiming their rights are violated by Kansas in state tuition for undocumented immigrants. The Federation for American Immigration Reform plans a press conference to protest the law that took effect July 1.
Finney County Public Library hosts a lively Urban Challenge with 20 children aged 7 to 12 forming teams, a western themed scavenger and math activity, and water balloon batting. Judy Cole says reading can be fun as about 1,500 kids signed up for this summer’s Discover New Trails at Your Library program.
Holcomb El Rancho Cafe owner Nancy Mader says the July 31 closing and August 7 reopening are traditional and not a response to slow business. Construction since April 5 on South Main Street and Jones Avenue has reduced foot traffic as customers navigate dirt, mud, and detours to Main or Henderson streets. Some locals wonder if customers will return after the resurfacing ends, despite efforts to advertise alternate routes and deliveries.
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