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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2002
Page
2
The forecast shows Saturday night mostly clear and breezy with lows in the upper 60s. Sunday will be mostly sunny and breezy with highs in the upper 90s and a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms Sunday night until midnight, then partly cloudy with lows in the lower 60s. Monday expected to be mostly sunny.
The city considers tax credits to spur rebuilding as property owners may receive reimbursements for improvements. Eligible categories include single family homes, multi family, historic, commercial, and industrial properties with various 7 and 10 year periods. The USD 457 School Board supported the plan amid concerns over tax revenue. A separate grant program offers up to 20000 per home for renovation in a defined district, with qualification surveys and income guidelines.
City commissioners revisit funding for Court Appointed Special Advocates and Big Brothers Big Sisters after last year’s denial and partial reversal. A proposed committee could select groups for future funding based on applications, amid budget pressures from potential mill levy cuts and state aid changes. The panel considers 2003 budgets for utilities and water projects while bids for Bellevue Avenue water main exceed estimates.
The Garden City Telegram publishes daily afternoons except major holidays from 310 N 7th Street Garden City Kansas. Pricing includes 50 cent daily, $8.44 carrier, $9.18 motor, and various mail subscription rates by region including Finney County and Kansas.
Garden City district leaders discuss growing Internet based high school courses and the challenges of email and server capacity. At GCHS, policy disputes over a late English assignment led to student withdrawal, while GCCC uses Blackboard with monitored servers and ongoing tutor training.
Denver AP report says families of Columbine High School victims reach settlements with the Denver public schools and sheriff's department. The district will pay about 15 000 dollars per family to seven families as part of the resolution. Attorney Bill Kowalski notes both sides want to bring this to a close.
Montezuma resident Lewis L Koehn 83 died June 6 2002 at Bethel Home Montezuma born Sept 11 1918 in Fairview Oklahoma son of Cornelius H and Eva Koehn. He married Kleda Dirks in 1952 and survived by three sons a daughter two sisters 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Monday Homeland Mennonite Church Montezuma. Burial Homeland Mennonite Cemetery. Memorials to Bethel Home Inc. Lakin Theodore Ted Gerritzen 76 died June 7 2002 at High Plains Retirement Village Lakin. Garland Funeral Home Lakin to announce arrangements.
Market report lists Wheat 2.69, Corn 2.06, Milo 3.00, Soybeans 4.63 at Garden City Co op. Prices reflect current bid levels for nearby contracts and show routine daily variation. Enduring note: commodity values fluctuate with market conditions and demand.
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