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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2001
Page
1
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,009.06, rising 12.18 from the morning open as Americans continue a broad culinary trend while traveling and eating around the globe.
Central and eastern Kansas face a chance of thunderstorms on Thursday with partly cloudy skies in the west. Highs range from the lower 80s in the northeast to the lower 90s in the northwest. Thursday night will be mostly cloudy with a continued chance of thunderstorms and lows in the 60s.
Internet site The Telegram shares local news sports and editorials with readers accessing www.gctelegram.com for updates and features.
Finney County Commissioner Roman Halbur urges uniform housing standards amid concerns over unincorporated areas. He cites substandard housing and lax building inspections while others defend current zoning exemptions for agriculture and rural land. The disagreement centers on oversight, costs, and permitting for new construction across Garden City Holcomb and county lands.
In a five part series on housing history Garden City shows continuing shortfalls and aging neighborhoods. Inspector Kent Hamlin voices persistent frustration as rural Finney County roads reveal trash mountains raucous chickens and rusted car parts while civic debate remains noisy and unsettled.
County housing Commissioner Roman Halbur describes children playing along county roads and dusty trails bordered by weeds, litter, abandoned appliances, and rusting parts. He notes anger at housing codes and demands for standards, accountability, liability, and stronger government regulation.
Jim Berry Garden City Human Resources director vocally challenges local housing conditions. A Garden City man acts out a real life version of a landlord in his own rental at 907 N Ninth St showing the struggle between decent living conditions and profit.
The piece notes anger over housing codes as a central issue in Finney County. City officials like Vince DiPiazza describe landlords as a contentious group while Garden City adopted the Uniform Building Code and Uniform Housing Code in 1996. Unincorporated Finney County still lacks minimum housing codes.
The USD 457 Board considers reinstating a hazing ban after multiple incidents at Garden City High School. District officials note off campus activity limits and discuss placing policy in student handbooks, while stressing safety and accountability.
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