Trails: The Trails at Garden City facing sustained building issues
The Trails apartment complex in Garden City battles ongoing construction problems with improper siding and plumbing. Tenant complaints, mice, leaks, and fire risks prompted management changes and a shift to YARCO, with new safety measures, policing, and drug free leasing.
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Chris Law
West Kansas
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Barbara Witt
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Witt
Curtis Dupey
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Sharon Welke
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Finney County
Jennison consider run for Congress amid lobbyist role
Former House majority leader and Appropriations Committee chair Jennison outlines factors shaping a possible 2002 bid in the 1st District. He promotes Kansas tourism and co-owns Kansas Outdoors while commuting to Topeka for Ruffin work. details include a $4,000 monthly retainer and $10,000 yearly hospitality allowance. House Minority Leader Jim Garner questions impact of Jennison’s lobbying on slots support among conservatives.
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Jennison
Jerry Moran
Hays
Kansas
Business Partners
Kansas Outdoors
Healy
Topeka
Ruffin
Jim Garner
D-Coffeyville
Garden City housing plan gains support for advisory board
Garden City board backs a Housing Advisory and Appeals Board, code enforcement officer, and more affordable housing. They cite dialogue gaps between landlords and tenants and propose a landlord tenant association. Previous such board was dissolved at landlords' request amid housing code confusion. Tenant stories from Berry files show ongoing maintenance and safety issues, with landlords promising repairs or facing eviction.
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Vince DiPiazza
Berry
Berry Files
Cheryl Finns
Louis
Barbara Huber
Judy Petersen
Mike
Holly Hawkins
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Raymond Randle
Hawkins
Microsoft Stand Reverses Ashcroft Review Topic
The government stated that an appellate court found Microsoft illegally maintained a monopoly in operating systems and that relief would end unlawful conduct and open the market to competition. Pursuing the tying claim would prolong the case.
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Ashcroft
Microsoft
Student found dead outside fraternity house in College Park
A University of Maryland student, Alexander Eugene Klochkoff, 20, of North Bellmore New York, was found unconscious on the porch of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house in College Park Maryland on Wednesday morning. He died later at a local hospital.
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College Park, Md
University of Maryland
Alexander Eugene Klochkoff
North Bellmore
N.Y
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Klochkoff
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