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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 2001

Page

3

Residents discuss safety at mobile home park meeting

East Garden Village residents at 4101 E US 50 met with owner Rob Martin James Hawkins and Garden City Police to discuss burglaries in January and February. Captain Mike Utz noted two juvenile arrests and three suspects who left town. Residents plan crime prevention pamphlets and wish to report incidents. park has full time security.

East Garden Village E. U.S. Highway 50 Rob Martin James Hawkins Garden City Utz

Parole Board to Hold Public Comment Session in Finney County

The Kansas Board of Parole will host a public comment session from 9 to 11 a.m. on April 20 at the Finney County Courthouse Room 209, 425 N Eighth St, in Topeka. Parole candidates from Finney and Haskell counties include Jesus Laureles, Jerry Varnell, Michael Fleig, Paul Constable, and Rhonda Strane. Letters may be sent to the Kansas Parole Board in Topeka. call (785) 296-3469 for details.

Kansas Board of Parole Finney County N. Eighth St Department of Corrections Jesus Laureles Jerry Varnell Michael Fleig Paul Constable Haskell County Rhonda Strane Kansas Parole Board London State Jackson St S. Topeka KPB Topeka Kansas City Pittsburg Wichita

Christian School Opens Open House Sunday

Garden City Christian School at 2595 Jennie Barker Road will host an open house from 1 30 to 3 30 p m Sunday. The public is invited to tour the non-denominational school supported by 13 area churches.

Garden City Christian School Jennie Barker Road

iTravel.com Seeks Bankruptcy After Downsizing

Online travel company iTravel.com filed for bankruptcy in Topeka with zero assets and 1.77 million dollars in debt, days after closing operations and weeks after laying off most staff. Once part of International Tours and Cruises, it grew to 40 offices before being bought and moved online under Steve Mon and partners.

Overland Park iTravel.com Topeka Ttravel.com International Tours and Cruises Steve Mon

Senate sends bill to Graves on White home

TOPEKA AP A bill to let the state seize Emporia home of William Allen White go to Gov Bill Graves. Senate approval 40-0 to accept House amendment directing Kansas State Historical Society to hold the site as a historic property. Federal funds 700000 set aside for preservation. Representative Lloyd Stone of Emporia calls it a tourist draw and honor to White.

Topeka Emporia William Allen White Ursday Bill Graves Senate House Kansas State Historical Society E House

Garden City Scholarship Auction blends Harley theme with golf ball highlight

The 23rd annual Garden City Community College Endowment Association Scholarship Auction, at 6:30 p.m. Friday in the Finney County Exhibition Building, features an autographed LPGA ball by Annika Sorenstam at 7:30 and a PT Cruiser drawing. About 700 have reserved. tickets are 17.50. The event raises funds for academic and technical scholarships with diverse prizes and a gourmet dinner package.

Garden City Community College Endowment Association Finney County Exhibition Building Annika Sorenstam Gccc Endowment Association Sheryl Dick Chicago Bears Scott Finney County Exhibition Garden City

Horsethief Canyon could host large reservoir near Jetmore

The Pawnee Watershed District bought 1540 acreseight miles west of Jetmore to build Horsethief Canyon Reservoir a 35 foot dam on Buckner Creek. The plan aims for a lake about three times larger than Clark and Meade counties lakes with a $4 million price tag plus recreational facilities. Funding is sought through the Multipurpose Small Lakes program. The canyon lies 20 miles north of Dodge City and 50 miles east of Garden City and features dramatic rock bluffs and potential picnicking camping and boat ramps on the north side.

Jetmore Kansas Pawnee Dean Beason Beason State Conservation Commission Buckner Creek Horsethief Canyon Dodge City Garden City Benson Clark Meade Civilian Conservation Corps Jim Hewes Pawnee Watershed District Hewes Wyatt Earp

Amarillo artist leads pastel workshop for Garden City artists

Amarillo painter Ben Konis teaches at Wheat Sands Hotel in Garden City for Sandhills Art Association members. He demonstrates color temperature and value, critiques twelve local artists, and shares his broader career from New York training to international recognition.

Amarillo Ben Konis Konis Garden City Kansas Wanda Stallings Sandhills Art Association Ben Art Students League The New School New York City Texas Wheat Lands Hotel & Convention Center Willis Pracht

Red Cross opens blood donor center in Fry Eye Clinic

The American Red Cross Blood Donor Center at 310 E Walnut St Suite 206 in the Fry Eye Clinic offers regular hours 11 am to 6 pm Tuesday 8 am to 3 pm Wednesday and 9 am to 1 pm first Saturday monthly. Donor recruitment manager Jeff Sneed says the site makes giving blood easier and will not replace school and company drives. The center aims for 20 donors per day and supports about 100 local hospitals via central Plains HQ in Wichita. Terri Dunaway notes a weekly need of 2,000 units. staff includes two collectors and one recruiter, with volunteers welcome.

American Red Cross Blood Donor Center E. Walnut St Fry Eye Clinic Jeff Sneed Central Plains Red Cross Sneed Wichita Hays Woodward Oklo Terri Dunaway

Kansas to Distribute 37 Million From Gas Settlement

A Kansas official testified that residential customers paid more than once for high gas costs in the 1980s as higher charges were passed along or written off. Hearings resumed on allocating about 37 million from a settlement with natural gas producers after federal regulators found 1980s taxes were improperly passed to consumers. Joe White, ECC utilities supervisor, urged distribution to eligible non-assisted residential customers.

Topeka Kansas Corporation Commission Joe White ECC Utilities

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State Parole Board Christian School Open Bill Graves Peole William Allenite Lloyd Stone Aporia Endowment Association Brad Nading Garden City Street Department Art Molina Bob Dunkel J.D. Martinez Jose Qut Dee Avenue Pring Local Art Association American Southwest Donor Center
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