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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2002
Page
3
High Plains Energy will hoist a 26 by 15 foot U S flag at the corner of Seventh and Laurel streets from Sept 6 to Sept 8 for public backdrop photos in the parking lot. On Sept 11 the flag will be raised to half mast on the building side for 24 hours to honor those who died in the terrorist attacks a year ago.
The Southwest Community Concerts annual members meeting is September 17 at Commerce Bank Meeting Room Garden City. Miles of Smiles Therapeutic Horse Program seeks volunteers with a training session September 15 at Wrangler Stables. Lessons run September 23 to October 31, Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays. Call 275-2539. Dodge City reports waiving enrollment fees for school children this year to help low income families.
ONEOK, blamed for deadly gas blasts in Hutchinson, appeals a 180000 dollar fine. Weldon Watson says the company needs time to study the order from Kansas Health and Environment. Health officials say the sole local leak was at ONEOK storage field, amid 140 to 160 million cubic feet lost in ten days.
Kansas taxpayers fund education for about 630 border-state pupils costing an estimated 2.4 million dollars last year. Prairie View in La Cygne took in a dozen Missouri children this year while districts statewide balance space and policy with tuition and state aid.
Katie Bay, a Wichita area storm chaser now in Columbia South Carolina preparing for hurricane season, has drawn nationwide attention. The 19 year old photographer and meteorology enthusiast has earned respect from veteran chasers through documented funnels and on scene coverage. Bay partners with Jim Reed to sell weather photographs and provide reports to clients.
In the four months since a legislative audit, Kansas has fined 37 establishments for food handling violations, up from 11 earlier this year. Licenses were suspended or revoked for six eateries, with officials citing stricter enforcement and updated regulations while inspectors increased.
Police logs show multiple arrests and citations across May dates. Individuals include Jorge Tamaya and Sonia Tamaya cited for open containers and suspended licenses, Twisla Mclean for battery, Jaime Pleasant for dog registration, and Sergio Hernandez on theft and domestic battery warrants. Multiple DUIs, domestic battery, disorderly conduct, and unlawful assembly reported. vehicle theft attempts and property losses noted.
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