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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2002
Page
1
A curious image prompts readers to decide if a feature resembles a polar bear or merely snow on garden supplies at Wharton's. The photo sparks local amusement as residents weigh the figure against the surrounding yard items.
Mike Foltz through attorney Charles Owen challenges a Finney County Board of Zoning Appeals decision finding a nuisance of appearance at Mid States Developers property near T-Bone Drive and Schulman Avenue. The hearing lasted nearly two hours with a closed session, and the board’s ruling stands.
Finney County officials face questions after the Board of Zoning Appeals met in closed session to decide a nuisance finding on Mid-States Developers property near T-Bone Drive and Schulman Avenue. The vote occurred after reconvening, drawing challenges from attorney Charles Owen that the session violated state law.
Visitors including the Cat in the Hat and Easy Reader appeared in the Jennie Wilson Elementary School gym to celebrate Dr. Seuss birthday and Read Across America at Garden City schools. The event, postponed by weather, aligned with National Education Association plans. Superintendent Milt Pippenger wore a Cat in the Hat outfit for the celebration.
Future Beef, the second largest employer in Arkansas City with 900 workers, has filed for Chapter 11 reorganization after opening seven months earlier. The move follows weak market conditions and a drop in beef demand after events in fall and mad cow concerns in Japan. Creditors contend the filing is involuntary and names Stoltz Marketing Group Inc. and others as petitioning creditors. The plant will continue operations while debts are addressed.
In Topeka at the Statehouse south west Kansas irrigators confront People's Natural Gas officials over access to gas lines. Farmers atop the Hugoton field seek permission to build their own lines as pressures decline and regulated providers stall.
TOPEKA AP A House Republican leader proposed allowing Kansas’ 303 school districts to shift more than 432 million dollars from reserve accounts into general funds to cover salaries utilities and other education services. Ballou noted districts hold ample reserves and that education funding has kept pace with or exceeded CPI when all funds are counted. About 237 million lies in capital outlay reserves from local property taxes.
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