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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2002
Page
1
A described image from Kearny County shows two African Watusi cattle. The caption notes their distinctive large horns and the herd’s placement within the county scene.
Garden City commissioners discuss possible revocation of Time Out Sports Lounge liquor license after ongoing underage drinking and related illegal activity. State ABC notes nine violations since August 2001 ownership change. current license expires in June. Co-owner pledges stricter rules for minors and capacity checks amid rising police calls in 2001.
Garden City announces enhanced safety measures for public buildings including the Administrative Center, Recreation Commission, and Finnup Center. New steps cover employee ID cards, voter and bill Payment cameras, hallway mirrors, and restricted access via card systems as city officials review recommendations from police. The City Manager cited most recommendations already in place.
Senate Agriculture Committee narrowly approved a plan to raise water use permit fees for irrigators in Kansas. Agriculture Secretary Jamie Clover-Adams seeks 1.64 million dollars to support regulatory functions and avert staff cuts amid a tight state budget. The division would sunset the new fees in 2005 with applications priced from ten to two hundred dollars.
Finney County District Court will close to the public at 4 p.m. each weekday instead of 4:30 p.m. effective Monday to cope with staffing shortages and a 90 day hiring freeze amid a statewide judicial budget crisis. Clerk duties are being consolidated as veteran clerk Audrey Law retires.
Garden City police say five people were arrested in a Tuesday morning takedown of an organized auto burglary ring active since January. About $8,000 in stolen property has been returned. 21 auto burglaries were cleared. Arrested were Jeremy Snyder, Jeremy Weber, Scott Brown, Daniel Esquivel, and Shylah Wagher on multiple burglary, theft, and damage counts. Esquivel, a minor, was released to PATH.
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