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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2002
Page
1
A readable fragment notes a person named Aear perched on a house porch at the corner of Laurel and Fourth streets. The verse-like line includes an all-area team mention and a final stray acronym ON, suggesting a civic or sports context.
ULYSSES District Judge Tom Smith, based in Hugoton, covers civil and criminal cases across five counties Grant Hamilton Stanton Seward Stevens. On motion days he handles routine matters in 15 to 20 minutes, including a DNA test order. Many cases settle beforehand and days rarely exceed half an hour. See Judge, Page A5.
Finney County Historical Society board asks the Garden City Commission to revisit its March 12 denial of 15,903 dollars for Fulton House relocation and strategic planning. The project totals about 104,000 with 16,000 funded by the county. meeting includes security at municipal buildings and parking lot access.
Finney County reports 2002 commercial and industrial property values up by about 2 million, following a 2001 value drop for ConAgra Beef Co. Construction in 2001 totaled 8.49 million across 105 permits, with 13 permits at or above 100 thousand and 52 projects under 10 thousand. Carol Meyer cites growth and diversification as signs of future expansion.
Jennifer Chick reports that Garden City USD 457 faces a nationwide teacher shortage with applications dropping from about 1,000 to 200. Turnover runs 12 to 14 percent annually in a district of over 600 teachers, prompting greater focus on recruiting at education career fairs as graduates decline.
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