The Trails housing project faces shoddy siding and repairs
Garden City's Trails complex, opened 18 months ago, faces ongoing siding failures and improper installation blamed on subcontractors. City code officers, housing officials, and police report tenants suffered leaks, mold, rodents, and wiring problems. New management pledges rapid repair, enhanced lighting, and crime prevention measures while marketing to residents.
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Jennison shifts from lawmaker to slots lobbyist in Kansas
Former House majority leader and Appropriations chair Jennison becomes a slots lobbyist to promote Kansas tourism. He may run for Congress if Moran enters the 2002 gubernatorial race. He co‑founded Kansas Outdoors and will commute to Topeka for Ruf fin work, earning 4000 dollars monthly plus 10000 for hospitality and lodging. House Minority Leader Garner questions whether Jennison’s high profile helps slots passage among conservatives.
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Jerry Moran
Hays
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Business Partners
Kansas Outdoors
Healy
Topeka
Ruffin
Jim Garner
D-Coffeyville
Garden City eyes housing reform and new advisory board
Garden City officials unanimously backed a Housing Advisory and Appeals Board, code enforcement, and a landlord tenant association to improve housing quality and affordability. The plan cites dialogue gaps between landlords and tenants and notes past landlord requests to eliminate the board. The Berry file outlines tenant complaints on roaches, leaks, bad wiring, and unsafe premises, with landlord responses and enforcement steps.
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Vince DiPiazza
Berry
Berry Files
Cheryl Finns
Louis
Barbara Huber
Judy Petersen
Mike
Holly Hawkins
Ninth St
Raymond Randle
Hawkins
Microsoft Faces Relief After Monopoly Ruling
Ashcroft said a government review would consider remedies after an appellate court found Microsoft illegally maintained a software monopoly. The department argued that relief should end unlawful conduct and open the operating-systems market, noting that pursuing a tying claim would prolong proceedings.
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Ashcroft
Microsoft
Student found dead outside fraternity house in College Park
One University of Maryland student, Alexander Eugene Klochkoff, 20, of North Bellmore New York, was found unconscious on the porch of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house in College Park Maryland. He was pronounced dead later the same day by hospital staff, police said.
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University of Maryland
Alexander Eugene Klochkoff
North Bellmore
N.Y
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Klochkoff
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