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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2001
Page
1
New faces join the Colorado Buffaloes roster as coaches seek to fill gaps and elevate performance. Players emphasized showings in practice and potential to contribute across guard and forward positions this season.
Weather forecast notes thunderstorms likely in the north and west tonight with a chance in the southeast. Lows range from mid-60s in the northwest to mid-70s in the southeast into Friday partly sunny with possible storms. Highs reach the 80s in the north and 90s in the south with continued thunderstorms chances Friday night.
Local Telegram site announces continued coverage of city news, sports updates, features, and editorials with online access at www.gctelegram.com.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,303.57, down 102.13 from this morning's opening. The brief market update notes continued weakness in the index amid early trading pressures.
Finney County and Garden City officials acknowledge rising revenues from 1980 to 2000 tied to beefpacking plants. Property valuations climbed from 191 million in 1980 to 357 million in 2000, with IBP and ConAgra anchors. IBP real estate about 26 million and ConAgra about 18 million in 2000. personal property totals exceed 40 million. IBP’s 2000 real estate tax bill would be about 2.3 million. ConAgra about 1.6 million. Local totals reflect broad tax growth alongside industry expansion.
Holcomb plans keep the mill levy near 53 mills if budgets hold, valuing a $100,000 home at about $609.50 in taxes. The city budgets about $325,000 in property tax support within a $2 million total. A $500,000 jump in property value allowed the council to lower the levy from 57,831 to near 51–53 mills, though buys like a new firetruck and sewer lagoon repairs loom. Public hearing is scheduled for August 8.
Thirteen people seek the 25th Judicial District judgeship with public hearings set for July 31 and August 1. The six lawyer and six nonlawyer nominating commission will forward two to three names to Governor Bill Graves. Applicants include four magistrate judges Rebecca Crotty Janna DeLissa Peter Ramirez Kevin Campbell and nine attorneys Terry Malone Mickey Moorman Thomas Burgardt Barbara Lundin Ricklin Pierce Moran Tomson Robert Frederick Shirley Calvin and Wendel Wurst.
Former Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman may run against Kansas Republican Pat Roberts for the Senate. Allies say he is weighing it as a recent Kansas poll showed Roberts trailing. Glickman previously called a bid remote.
Washington awaits a Senate vote amid a clash over safety standards for Mexican trucks. Democrats and GOP allies push for tougher rules in a $60.1 billion transportation measure, while Republicans threaten procedural hurdles and a veto risk. Leaders and lawmakers remain in stalled talks as McCain bands with Shelby and Murray on a tough stance.
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