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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2005
Page
1
Four year old Noah Gordon assists his father in erecting a wooden fence around their recently purchased house. The activity showcases family bonding during a home construction phase.
Holcomb City Council cut the 2006 property tax mill levy by 8.3 mills, saving $95.60 on a $100,000 home. The reduction stems from $61,108 in unspent 2004 tax cash and $15,500 cut from an extra police officer not hired. The owner of a $100,000 home would pay about $562.83 in 2006.
In Garden City, workers slugged through 100 degree heat with 105 and 106 degree readings. Oscar Garcia of United Building Center and Adan Ortega of Express Lube described hydration, shade, and pacing as key. Post Office carrier Carla Buckholt relied on water and energy gels to stay stable during deliveries.
Finney County youth face disproportionate contact with the juvenile court system. 25th Judicial District Youth Services reports 211 of 303 juvenile arrests from July 1, 2004 to June 30 were Hispanic. Data show African-Americans and Hispanics three times more likely to be arrested and Hispanics about 1.2 times more likely to be deemed delinquent. 83 percent of minority children fail treatment and enter probation or detention. The federally funded project, with a $66,008 grant, seeks explanations and program improvements.
Hays Public Schools Superintendent Fred Kaufman urges lawmakers to fix problems rather than fund lobbyists. Some legislators argue public funds should not pay for lobbying while others say lobbyists help districts’ voices reach Topeka. A House bill to block districts from using tax dollars for lobbyists passed then was removed in final talks.
Garden Valley Retirement Village shuts a wing to cut costs and ends its unit for Alzheimer's and similar memory disorders. Bed capacity drops from 115 to 90, with seven residents in the unit reabsorbed into other areas, maintaining activities and safety with nurse stations and access-controlled doors. Potential longer term impacts on memory care are noted by professionals.
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