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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2003
Page
3
Garden City police say officers seized about 7 grams of cocaine and 378 dollars in cash from Felipe Lopez-Montoya's home at 207 South Fifth Street. The street value of the cocaine is estimated at 700 dollars. Lopez-Montoya, 42, was arrested on charges of possession with intent to distribute and possession without a Kansas drug tax stamp.
St Mary Catholic School hosts a bierocks fundraiser with orders for a dozen at $18 or half dozen at $10 due by Monday. Items will be made Oct 17 and 18 with delivery or pickup soon after. Call 276-2241 or 272-0694 to place orders.
Registration open for a watercolor monotype class at Garden City Community College. The session runs 9 am to noon on October 25 and November 8, covering print making techniques for advanced and beginner artists. Fee is $99 per person, supplies included. contact Paula Moisio at 276-9647 or paula.moisio gcccks edu for details.
The Garden City Recreation Commission will meet at noon Thursday at 310 N. Sixth St. The meeting was moved from 4:30 p.m. Monday due to insufficient members. Agenda includes 2004 improvements to the Big Pool and an update on the soccer park near Charles O. Stones Intermediate Center.
Garden City Community College offers Bubbleology a soap making class from 1 to 4 p.m. on October 25. Participants choose colors and fragrances to craft glycerin soap bars bath salts and body splash with guidance on making other toiletry items allergen free. The $49 fee covers materials with Paula Moisio reachable at 276-9647 or paula.moisio geccks.edu.
State Rep. Ethel Peterson of Dodge City, a Democrat, will resign from the Kansas House effective October 31. A retired teacher and counselor, she cited the toll of weekly trips between Dodge City and Topeka. Peterson, first elected in 1996, will be replaced via party nomination to finish her term. Gov. Sebelius will appoint before then.
Garden City director David Brenn describes the Kansas Water Congress as a start up aimed at wise management and stewardship of Kansas water resources for current and future generations. The group, about 30 members strong, seeks private funding and member fees to operate as a vehicle for stakeholder democracy across water users.
At the 2003 Kansas Wind and Biomass Energy Conference in Wichita speakers touted renewables as rural development, noting Wichita’s potential to attract turbine manufacturing to offset aerospace layoffs. They highlighted a skilled workforce, central transport links, and NASA like facilities, while cautioning about transmission limits and policy uncertainty.
Kansas no call act remains active as judges and lawmakers challenge the federal do not call registry. Attorney General Phill Kline says Kansas will vigorously enforce state law while a court fight over the federal ban continues in Colorado and the 10th Circuit.
Shawnee County District Judge Nancy Parrish ruled Donna Lynette Walker must be returned to Indiana to face charges she misled a couple into believing she was their missing daughter. The order’s enforceability was uncertain as Walker remained in Boone County custody.
Kansas officials say the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services proposes a $2.4 billion budget for FY2005 starting July 1, with a 4.1 percent spending rise. About $20.7 million would cover rising demand for adoptions, child care, cash aid, and medical services for the poor, while advocates note 700 people would still await in home services after funding.
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