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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2002
Page
1
A sunset breaks through scattered clouds over Haskell County, casting a warm glow across the landscape. The scene captures quiet natural beauty as evening light shifts the horizon.
Officials crack down on high level water pumping in Southwest Kansas as drought, declining tables, and state action threaten water rights. BRO policy since 2000 enables civil penalties from 100 to 1000 dollars per violation and potential suspension of water rights, with enforcement tools expanding since the 2001 Water Allocation Act.
Finney County shows rising retail sales and construction activity in early 2002. KDOR data put January February 2002 sales at 82.39 million, up from 78.03 million in the prior year, while February construction adds about 17.3 million to the county valuation, led by St. Catherine Hospital's 36 million expansion and multiple new homes and a warehouse project.
Kansas lawmakers press for swift inquiry after rumors of foot and mouth disease trigger market collapse. Senator Tim Huelskamp and Agriculture Chair Derek Schmidt urge investigation while officials review response and quarantine timing at Holton market amid fears of bio terrorism and widespread losses.
Topeka budget officials say about 12 million more is needed to cover medical costs for social services, widening the shortfall to 698 million across this year and next. House members rejected income tax hikes while considering mixed tax and spending cuts as lawmakers warn of deeper deficits ahead.
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