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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2002
Page
1
Bonnie Dalke of Garden City documents Cheyenne Zone and Sierra Ann Kirkwood with their first carved jack-o-lantern in a local community feature.
Kansas Governor Bill Graves cuts $48 million in revenue transfers to cities and counties, jeopardizing funds for fire and police, streets, and jails. Salina faces a $350,000 loss, with potential $700,000 if summer payments fail, plus highway funds not yet calculated.
Gov Bill Graves announced millions in state budget cuts affecting social services higher education and transfers to local governments. Finney County and Garden City face about 7000000 in 2003 road and bridge reductions with street departments bearing the brunt. City manager Bob Halloran and county administrator Pete Olson warn of canceled road programs and service reductions as staff plan January budgets.
Laura Cano teaches Thanksgiving basics in Spanish to 15 four-year-olds at Buffalo Jones Elementary. Pupils learn pavo elote and pay de calabaza and practice greeting guests as construction paper pilgrim hats and bonnets decorate the classroom. The class simulates a traditional Thanksgiving welcome, with students eager for visitors.
Garden City commissioners approve a 1.5 million dollar sales tax reimbursement deal for Home Depot with a condition that the retailer cannot build within 80 miles of Garden City or the agreement may be terminated. The plan ties 85 percent of unallocated city sales tax to the company and faces a five to ten year payout based on sales.
Garden City Commission delays construction of pipelines and equipment to link Wheatland Electric Co op's reverse osmosis plant until written cost estimates for water are provided. The city, holding a $3 million loan, awaits state decision after a reduced water allocation was granted two weeks earlier.
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