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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2002
Page
1
Haley Regan appears as a gourmet chef in a scene where she crafts a batch of mud pies. The playful piece highlights culinary whimsy and performance art elements within a domestic setting.
USD 457 board votes to increase funding mills from 5.4 to 5.45 for an $18 million ninth grade center, raising taxes about 50 cents on a $100,000 home due to a lower district assessed value. Final ballot wording to be decided tonight with a bond committee orientation at 7 p.m. Educational Support Center. The district also approves the 2002-03 budget and lowers the total mill levy to 44.578.
Monday's joint meeting of Finney County Commission Garden City Commission and Holcomb City Council clarified positions on shared projects Holcomb argues the county should fix road sections within city limits since the city pays county property tax Officials considered possible tax withholdings though Holcomb councilman Dennis Lauer warned against it noting it would backfire
Wichita AP dispatch reports scattered showers offered scant relief from triple digit heat as all crop conditions declined statewide. Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service noted only 13 percent of topsoil moisture and 19 percent of subsoil moisture were adequate in the weekly update, signaling widespread drought stress.
Kansas gubernatorial contenders offer varied energy positions emphasizing wind and ethanol growth, with environmentalists urging a comprehensive policy. Republicans favor market forces and friendly government oversight, while others tout expanded wind energy, bio-diesel, tax incentives, and use of renewables in state vehicles.
Topeka coverage notes judges seek policy to assess translator quality in courtrooms. Judge Philip Vieux uses Spanish interpreters and handles Vietnamese, Indian dialects, Laotian, Cambodian, Hmong Chinese, and Hungarian cases. A legislative committee will review standards this fall, amid funding doubts and concerns that misinterpretation harms justice.
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