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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2003
Page
1
Faith communities report deepened commitment as looming Iraq war fuels prayer, service, and discussions. Clergy say uncertainty prompts renewed scripture study, charitable outreach, and vigilance on family matters while politicians push for diplomacy and restraint.
Cayden Stubbs, a 14 month old child, is photographed playing inside a laundry basket. The moment captures a playful milestone as a parent watches nearby.
Finney County Commissioners consider up to 2.5 million in industrial revenue bonds and 80 percent 10 year property tax abatements for Plymell Dairy a 1000 cow operation 12 miles south of Garden City with potential expansion to 2000 cows. The project backed by the Finney County Economic Development Corp would employ eight to ten people and mark the county’s first dairy. The meeting is set for 8 30 a m Monday at the Finney County Administrative Center 311 N Ninth St.
Garden City high school boys basketball see a valiant run end in a 59-56 loss to Wichita Southeast in the 6A state semifinal at White Auditorium. Senior guard Reid Jagels and forward Chris Nelson led with 22 points apiece as Kurt Bangle added 22 and 10 rebounds. The Buffaloes finish 15-9 and will play Blue Valley North in the third-place game.
Finney County residents contest high residential appraisals as they appeal numbers to curb higher taxes. Pam Knoll cites a 14,000 rise from 110,000 to 124,000, noting county values exceed her own appraisal and fearing tax increases once mill levies are set. County appraiser Alan Roop says about 100 appeals are pending.
The USD 457 Board of Education will discuss a three year facilities plan including replacing Memorial Stadium turf with synthetic turf. Superintendent Milt Pippenger notes it is a key community topic. Meeting at 7 30 p m in the Educational Support Center with an estimated project cost around 560000, district paying 400000.
Tim Miller, a farmer with a BS in Agriculture from Kansas State University in 1981, runs unopposed for the District 3 seat. He is married to Rebecca, a Holcomb teacher, with two children Bryce, 16, and Madeline, 13. Miller belongs to First Methodist Church in Garden City and serves on Finney County Drainage District 1.
Tim Miller, unopposed candidate for Garden City USD 363 District 3 Board, says a wide range of activities helps education and participation. He cites funding as the district’s main challenge and plans to learn more about the budget before proposing ideas. The candidate forum was canceled due to an extended personality workshop and will be rescheduled.
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