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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1986

Page

5

Windsor Hotel decline tests community preservation efforts

The Historic Windsor Inc. formed to save the Windsor failed to gain traction as the shuttered hotel shows extensive decay. Rooms reveal bed sheets and toiletries, rain-leaking buckets, and old furnishings while safety and maintenance concerns grow. Local officials note lack of recent inspections and limited preservation incentives despite its iconic Main Street presence.

Historic Windsor Inc The Windsor Danny Stinemetz Stinemetz Breit Larry Tenopir Tenopir Garden City Allen Shelton Shelton Bill Branden Brandon Garnand Pete Olson Main Street Marmet State Historical Society Reagan Finney County High Plains

Season open on speeders

Memorial Day weekend marks the start of summer as police test new tactics to enforce the 55 mph limit. States vary from unmarked cars and airplanes to visible patrols, with officials warning that warmer weather boosts speeding.

Associated Press Gary Whitney Utah Highway Patrol Minnesota Roger Ledding Minnesota State Patrol Kansas Highway Patrol Col Bert Cantwell Royals Stadium Kansas City National Research Council Sen. J. James Exon D-Neb Douglas M. Fergusson National Safety Council United States U.S

Reagan signaled support for Social Security COLA despite low inflation

Washington AP reports the Reagan administration may back congressional moves to grant a cost of living adjustment to 37 million Social Security recipients next January even if inflation stays below 3 percent. Miller noted strong Congress support for basing COLA on inflation. an anonymous official said the trigger mechanism could be suspended without formal endorsement. Inflation's drop to a minus 2.3 percent suggests no COLA unless law changes, highlighting 1972 rules linking COLA to 3 percent inflation from September 85 to 86.

Washington James C. Miller III Miller U.S. Chamber of Commerce Congress Capitol Hill

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