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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2002
Page
1
GCHS sophomore Re nae Berry is shown taking a basketball shot during summer camp. The image captures a focused moment as Berry works on shooting technique under camp supervision.
Daniel Wiltz, 57, of Kurtz Spring Louisiana, was found dead after his 1959 Piper Super Cub crashed near Garden City Airport in stormy conditions. The Civil Air Patrol and Finney County Sheriff’s Office recovered the body and the aircraft in the Arkansas River bed about 4 p.m. Thursday. The FAA investigates the crash linked to low visibility and VFR flight. Wiltz was en route from Alaska to Louisiana with a planned Oklahoma City stop.
Daniel Rudy Ruettiger, famed for Notre Dame legend, spoke to a near full Garden City Community College gym audience. The crowd cheered as he stressed never giving up, recounting his long path from power plant worker and Navy veteran to suiting up for Notre Dame.
Kansas residents can renew vehicle tags online or by phone in addition to mail and in person through the Etags program from the Department of Revenue. Finney County Treasurer Raylene Dick calls it long overdue, noting convenience for those who cannot visit offices. Online renewals require accurate renewal notices and insurance with a participating company, and first-time plate issuances and late renewals are not eligible.
The Kansas Supreme Court will review an appeals court ruling that released KDOT from paying The Garden City Telegram’s attorney fees of 13349.19 in a case about access to railroad safety ratings. The Telegram sued after KDOT refused to release ratings for Finney County crossings, leading to a fee award against KDOT later overturned on appeal.
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