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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2001
Page
1
The brief notes a series of one act plays starting at GCCC. The report also mentions the Broaccusters as figuring out Dodge City tricks and a market marker at 11 a.m. with the Dow Jones average at 10 175.11 up 225.08 from this morning.
Tuesday night mostly clear with lows from the upper 50s in the northeast to mid 60s in the south. Wednesday will be mostly sunny in the north and west and partly cloudy in the south with highs from the mid 80s in the northeast to 90 to 95 in the west. Wednesday night turns partly cloudy with lows from the upper 50s in the southwest to the lower and mid 60s elsewhere.
Local Telegram page announces internet access at www gctelegram com for readers to reach local news sports and editorials online.
A Garden City landlord named Steve Burgess described landlords as very vulnerable, highlighting their precarious position amid rising costs and enforcement pressures.
The piece traces a long clash over housing rules between landlords and residents in Garden City. It recalls 1932 plans to build adobe cabins for the poor, the shift west of the city, and ongoing debates about code enforcement, the Housing Advisory Board, and landlord influence. It notes prominent local landlords with combined holdings exceeding 11.2 million and references ongoing questions about complaint data and enforcement.
Frustrated inspector Kent Hamlin surveys Finney County rural housing sights of trash, rusted parts, and chickens as debates over housing codes and accountability continue. Garden City HR director Jim Berry remains outraged about local conditions while a landlord at 907 N Ninth St reenacts the self transforming lesson from the film The Super.
Garden City commissioners in September 1999 broadened the Uniform Housing Code standards to curb unsightly and hazardous conditions from dilapidation. The rules apply to all dwellings, rental or owner-occupied, with inspections not required for existing homes unless a new construction or building permit is involved.
A state funded Kansas Water Office ad narrated by Rep Sharon Schwartz promotes laws allowing large hog farms while environmentalists warn the spot misleads about water protection. The Kansas Information Network broadcasts feature Schwartz and her husband run a family hog farm in Washington County.
Rep. Jerry Moran completed his 66 county tour in Kansas and heard calls for aid to farmers amid low grain prices. A study by the Environmental Working Group ranks the 1st District high in emergency farm bailout payments, though Moran questions fairness among farm sizes.
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