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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2001
Page
1
Friday Thunderstorm Chance Across State
A statewide forecast calls for potential Friday thunderstorms with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s in the northwest to the lower 80s in the east. Friday night includes chances of rain in the northwest and thunderstorms more likely in the east and south, with overnight lows from the mid-40s in the northwest to the lower 60s in the east.
Telegram site offers local news and sports features
The Telegram announces its online presence at www.gctelegram.com with access to local news sports and editorials. Readers can explore city coverage community updates and opinion pieces through the newspaper's internet platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gctelegram
The
Telegram
Trails delays and defects plague Garden City housing project
The Trails at Garden City, a 128-unit complex planned for 1999 completion, faced 18 months of delays due to six-figure liens, crew shortages, and storm damage. Opening slipped to January 2000 with ongoing vinyl siding problems and quality concerns.
Berry stands up for tenants in Garden City housing fight
Jim Berry Garden City's Human Resources director has long pressed for better housing while serving as city staff liaison to the Cultural Relations Board. Since 1994 he has handled tenant concerns, advised tenants against unlawful rent withholding, and helped steer the 1996 move from the 1973 to the 1991 Uniform Housing Code after months of research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Berry
Garden City
Chris Law
Abraham Lincoln
Berry
Cultural Relations Board
Bob Halloran
Adventures in Housing Five Day Series Explores Local Shortage
In Garden City a long standing housing shortage becomes a lens on how it has been addressed over years. Inspector Kent Hamlin remains frustrated yet hopeful after 15 years of patrolling Finney County rural housing areas as he notes trash piles, chickens, and rusted parts. County housing Commissioner Roman Halbur discusses impacts on children on dusty roads and weed bordered gullies. Civic debates over rental housing show the loudest voices often win. The piece outlines code battles and community responses reflecting enduring tension between standards and anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Hamlin
Finney County
Hamlin
Roman Halbur
Garden City housing advocate defies odds in 907 N Ninth St dispute
Garden City resident Jim Berry, the citys human resources chief, battles for better housing amid local conditions as a man plays out his own version of a landlord tale at a 907 North Ninth Street property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Super
Joe Pesci
Garden City
Ninth St
Jennison Rejoins Lobby For Slots At Kansas Tracks
Robin Jennison, former Kansas House Speaker, has begun lobbying lawmakers to approve slot machines at race tracks. He joins Ruffin Industries, owner of Wichita Greyhound Park and Camp Town, arguing tourism and state revenue justify expanded gambling while opponents warn of broader gambling expansion. Jennison cites a worsened budget and prior failed efforts to place slots at Wichita, Camptown, and The Woodlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Robin Jennison
Jennison
Ruffin Industries
Wichita Greyhound Park
Camptown
Pittsburg
House
Camptown Greyhound Park
Woodlands
Kansas City
Microsoft to stay intact in antitrust case
The Bush administration abandons seeking Microsoft breakup and drops bundling issues in the ongoing antitrust suit to secure prompt relief for consumers. A joint status report with Microsoft is due by Sept 14 as consultations proceed.
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Washington
Clinton White House
Microsoft
John Ashcroft
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