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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2005
Page
1
Jonathan and Josh Wisenbaker showcase transformed pouches converted into fashionable purses at Myrtle Beach in South Carolina. Their display highlights creative reuse and local craft appeal in a coastal setting.
The edition highlights a decisive Buffs victory over Derby with routing focus across sports coverage. Details span sports pages and feature timing on the game, with additional briefs across the 42 pages and five sections.
In a chaotic convoy through axle deep floodwaters, at least three dozen camouflaged troop vehicles and supply trucks delivered food water and medicine as thousands of storm victims gathered outside the New Orleans Convention Center. President Bush toured the ruins and pledged action to fix the slow relief response while Kansas cities offer to house and aid displaced Gulf Coast residents, prompting intercity cooperation to restart lives.
A notice sets a 1 p.m. Wednesday gathering at the Garden City Administrative Center located at 301 N Eighth St. Attendees are directed to the address for the event with no further details provided.
The Garden City Commission weighs upgrading Big Pool with water slides under a $500,000 cap. Three slide types cost about $220,000, plus deck work. City Engineer Cottrell notes budget fits water-park caliber slides, with the size of the slide influencing concrete needs.
The Telegram begins a series following five Garden City High School freshmen through their first year. It highlights the challenges of joining high school, the importance of ninth grade for graduation, and the social maze of GCHS. Shannon Maughmer stands out as administrators recall her name before day one.
Delinquent property taxes totaling about 1.1 million dollars surface in Finney County records with real estate debts nearing 978 thousand. County Treasurer Raylene Dick notes late notices, payment timing, protests, and cash flow as causes while Garden City faces a rare city tax bill of fifteen dollars on a Sixth Street property.
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