Picture This Candace Gibbs Visits Grandma in Scott City
Candace Gibbs holds a cat while visiting her grandma in Scott City. June Shull noted in Scott City captions.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2004
Page
1
Candace Gibbs holds a cat while visiting her grandma in Scott City. June Shull noted in Scott City captions.
The Kansas House approved a 51.5 million school finance plan backed by GOP leaders by a 68 to 57 vote. It targets 28 million for bilingual education mentoring and at risk students while raising property taxes 23.5 million in 16 high cost of living districts. Gov Sebelius criticized the plan for lacking stable funding and said more help is needed for all districts.
Raul Melendes, 24, was arrested by Garden City police on second degree murder and three counts of aggravated battery tied to a crash at the Five Points intersection that killed one man and injured four others. He earlier faced check forgery allegations and was among four men suspected in cashing fake Tyson Fresh Meats checks.
Garden City police report 2003 alcohol sales bars increased calls to 1,180 after 959 in 2002 as eight new pubs joined the list. Time Out Sports Bar visits dropped after a tumultuous year while new venues like Jax Sports Grille and Bo's Outback opened. Police noted Rafi's Bar & Grill faced 106 visits and 32 citations in six months for liquor violations.
Garden City leaders debated three key Main Street application pages at a Wednesday meeting. Bruce Glass said the hard questions about community needs, assets, and downtown problems must be answered to secure state help while other pages cover basic structural and participation details. The Main Street program aims to fund expertise to revitalize downtown areas amid vacancies and economic strain.
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