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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2009
Page
1
Mina Jones previews the upcoming week in Arden City outlining events across the community with brief notes on venues dates and participation. The piece highlights key activities likely to attract residents and visitors during the week.
Finney County reports five confirmed HIN1 swine flu cases with four children and one adult. Health officials and Garden City High School administrators held a meeting with about 70 parents to stress testing, isolation of sick students, and caution against non essential travel while explaining mild symptoms and transmission.
KDOT officials Kirk Hutchinson and Craig Schlott oversee the four lane highway project from Garden City to near Tyson Fresh Meats at Holcomb. Work continues with crews at the U S 50 intersection as construction progresses toward the $48 million project cost.
Scott County Hospital officials argued for a $24 million bond to finance a new county hospital, possibly on September ballots. About 120 residents attended a Scott Community High School meeting to hear how the aging 1950s facility struggles to serve staff and patients amid growing demand. Officials propose a mix of general obligation funding to finance the project.
The plan funds a new Scott County Hospital with a $24 million bond at 5.25 percent for 30 years. Contributions include $180,000 from the hospital (11.2 percent), $795,000 from a 1 percent sales tax (49.5 percent), and $630,936 from property taxes (39.3 percent), with total annual debt service of $1,605,936.25. Hospital CEO Mark Burnett notes past debt retirement and rising revenue, pledging no extra spending despite tax burdens amid a weak economy. Administrators prefer new construction over renovation.
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