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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2002
Page
1
Kitten and Penney Lou Jones pose in matching scarves. The photo caption highlights their coordinated outfits and smiles, capturing a light moment as the sisters model their accessories.
Garden City commissioners on Tuesday upheld a $600000 cap for the Big Pool despite resident pleas. The pool project carries an estimated $8 million overall, with annual reviews for potential improvements and amenities. A 2003 plan listed about $1.4 million, while a dip during a local photo shows residents enjoying the facility.
Garden City Commission approved a 2003 city budget with a 2.26 mill increase over last year. The mill levy rises to 33 191 for 2003, about 7.3 percent higher, boosting a $100 000 home to 381.70 and a $50 000 home to 191.85 in city property tax.
Finney County reports Kansas first confirmed E coli illness linked to a ConAgra Beef Co recall. Paula Fields, a reportable disease nurse, notes the Finney County E coli case, with illness details appearing on page AS of the Gazette.
The Garden City USD 457 School Board opened a bond committee to push a proposed 18 million ninth grade center on the November ballot. Voters have heard earlier rejections of a second high school and some fear public discussion of eventual expansion could hinder campaigning.
Garden City police issued an arrest warrant for Manuel Hernandez, husband of Yolanda Hernandez who disappeared in 1992. He faces first degree murder or felony murder charges with bond set at $750,000. He is reportedly in El Salvador in INS custody and also faces Salvadoran murder charges from 1993.
The National Farms S Bar Ranch at Sublette is sold to an Oklahoma energy company. The contract is signed and the sale closes August 9. The Bass brothers’ National Farms previously owned several Kansas feedlots. The Sublette yard will convert from private to commercial, while cow calf grazing in the Flint Hills continues.
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