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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2000
Page
3
Santa Claus comes to the lobby of Commerce Bank at 215 North Main Street from 6 to 8 p.m. tonight and on December 14 and 21. Children may have pictures taken with Santa as carolers sing along Main Street.
A preliminary hearing for Manuel Jesus Colmenero 45 of Coolidge charged with murder attempted murder and aggravated battery was postponed to January 24 The incident involved the fatal stabbing of 24 year old Sergio Gutierrez and assaults on Antonio Gutierrez and Caesar Gutierrez brothers all Coolidge residents.
Garden City Community College hosts a star party on December 4 from 8 to 9:30 p.m. outside the Warren House Science and Math Building. The event, led by GCCC Science and Math Club and the Student Support Services Program, invites students and the public to observe Jupiter, Saturn, and the Moon with telescopes. Dr. Rodney Milbrandt notes optimal viewing and encourages warm clothing for attendees.
The Garden City Community College Vespers Concert conducted by Dr. Lee Martin will be at 7 p.m. December 7 in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building auditorium. Admission is free with seating limited. Over two dozen singers from more than a dozen communities will perform with the College Concert Choir and the College Singers.
Parsons officials reached a settlement with the Southeast Independent Living Resource Center over an ADA related claim. The nonprofit group alleged the city violated Title II by failing to provide wheelchair access, curb cuts, and a plan to install them.
The Garden City Telegram states it will correct errors and asks readers to call 275-8500 if they spot one. The notice emphasizes responsibility to issue corrections and provides a contact line for reporting inaccuracies.
A cold front will bring cloudy skies and colder air to begin the weekend from the National Weather Service. Tonight lows range from the 20s in the north and west to 30s to 35 in the southeast with clear to partly cloudy conditions. Friday will be 5 to 10 degrees colder than normal as the front pushes across the Great Plains with highs in the 30s and 40s under sunny to partly cloudy skies. Friday night lows 15 to 25 with mostly cloudy skies. Dry conditions expected through Monday with a road condition hotline listed.
Teens Amy Carnahan Megan Frazier and Megan Price organized a community winter parade set for December 16 with Santa Claus, Clydesdales and 14 entries including GCHS choir church groups and dance teams. The effort gained City Commission approval in November and aims to grow to about 20 groups with area school bands hoped to join.
TOPEKA AP A legislative committee rejected $150000 in claims by former Shawnee County deputies William Reser and William Huffmeier against the attorney general's office and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation. They accuse officials of prosecuting them as part of a scheme to oust Sheriff Meneley.
Tonight remains partly cloudy with a low in the mid 20s and a northwest wind of 10 to 20 mph. Friday brings more partly cloudy skies with a high between 40 and 45 degrees and a north wind of 10 to 20 mph. Friday night turns mostly cloudy with a low in the 20s.
Sedgwick County Zoo keepers train two female African elephants, Cinda and Katahs, to accept artificial insemination to aid captive breeding as African elephants face extinction. They work in free contact and undergo ultrasound prep, with spring as a goal for the next phase.
In Topeka the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co plant halted production after a fire destroyed two electrical substations. No injuries were reported, damage estimated at 350000 dollars. Some workers stayed home Wednesday but all returned by late Wednesday. officials said production neared normal levels today and would not reach full capacity until year-end repairs.
Roxann Borsick, 37, waived her preliminary hearing on rape and contributing to a child’s misconduct charges. Her attorney indicated a plea bargain may be on the table. Bond remained set at $25,000 after reduction from $250,000. she has spent 86 days jailed awaiting trial.
Oz Entertainment Co appoints Detroit ad man Dick Ferguson as interim chief executive officer to oversee daily operations of the planned 861 million Wizard of Oz themed park and resort. He replaces Robert Kory who stays on the board. project faced Johnson County commission division over trust and site near DeSoto. Ferguson was hired November 16 by VSI Holdings, Oz's largest investor.
Market grain prices at the Garden City Co op were noted alongside Edward Jones data showing the Dow Jones average at 10,457.50, down 171.58 from this morning's opening price, highlighting a mid session decline.
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