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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2002
Page
1
Nick McMillan stands beside a skeleton of a giant sea turtle at Reptile Gardens in Rapid City South Dakota illustrating the park’s educational display.
Garden City Public Utilities Director Joel Mahnken says the city is in a wait-and-see stance as drought and pressure concerns push nearby Dodge City to restrict non-essential water use. Current Garden City usage runs near normal around 11 million gallons daily, with alerts to conserve and water lawns only at night or early morning to preserve delivery pressure and avoid higher costs.
Incumbent Cliff Mayo and challenger Hi Gere compete for District 4 in the August 6 primary. Incumbents Alan Fankhauser District 5 and Roman Harbor District 1 have no primary or general-election challengers, with all three Republicans. Mayo and Gere have long service records. Fankhauser since 1997 and active in Beef Empire Days governance and local boards.
Residents led by Earl and Wade Berber presented letters signed by 12 county residents at the Kearny County Commissioners meeting questioning the Western Kansas Weather Modification Program. Commissioners referred questions to the public budget hearing set for August 15 at the county courthouse.
Congress moves quickly to toughen corporate accounting rules after a market meltdown. Analysts split on timing but agree the reforms aim to curb fraudulent reporting and restore investor confidence. Banks and investors expect rapid SEC action and new certifications ahead of August deadlines. President Bush pledges enforcement and a hard stance on any CEO breaking the law.
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