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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2003
Page
3
Garden City police and campus security pursue an obscene caller who left voicemail messages for 15 Garden City Community College female employees between September 10 and Tuesday. It remains unclear if one or multiple suspects are involved, and tips are welcome at 276-1300 or Crime Stoppers at 275-7807.
Devon Todd Schuetz, 27, of Garden City, was treated in good condition at Greeley County Hospital after his 1997 Ford semi rolled Tuesday night on Kansas Highway 27 north of Tribune near the Greeley-Wallace county line. He was wearing a seat belt.
The White Woman Basin Chapter of the Old Time Fiddlers Pickers and Singers will perform from 2 to 4 30 p m Sunday at the VIP Building 300 Church Street in Scott City The public is invited at no charge
Horse Thief Reservoir west of Jetmore will be featured on Kansas Outdoors hosted by Robin Jennison on KFRM 550 AM. The show airs two times Saturday and Sunday with multiple slots 8 to 9 a.m. and 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday, then 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday.
Second Baptist Church presents a free Gospel Extravaganza Music Concert at 6 p.m. Saturday in Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Auditorium, Garden City Community College, in memory of Robert Allen former pastor. Attendees include leaders and pastors from Bible Christian Church First Assembly of God in Christ Mt Zion Church of God in Christ Iglesia Christiana All Nations Church and New Community Baptist Church of Liberal. Mayor Reynaldo Mesa and Garden City Commissioners Tommy Austin and Gary Fuller expected to attend.
The Dodge City Kennel Club hosts its annual United Kennel Club agility trial from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Marchel Ranch in Dodge City. Spectators welcome. event free. Contact Stephanie Clinesmith at 620-855-2506 for details. Road conditions line 1-800-585-7623.
Mary and Jennifer Nyberg visited Garden City Community College to explore courses for teacher recertification and undergrad studies offered by a three-university Access US consortium. Officials from Emporia State University, Fort Hays State University and Kansas State University gathered input on degree programs and delivery formats across western Kansas community colleges.
A Finney County program at Community Day Care No 2 on College Drive teaches letters numbers and social skills while children play outside. Director Cara Ellerman and Salicker praise morning visits as the brightest moments and United Way funding supports utilities and staff salaries. The center serves infants to 12 year olds and offers school transportation.
Revenue Secretary Joan Wagnon told reporters in Lawrence that the upcoming tax amnesty, running Oct 1 through Nov, should surpass the $19.5 million target. The plan, approved in 2008, lets taxpayers settle debts for taxes owed without penalties or interest, while promising aggressive collection afterward.
Finney County Economic Development Corp members discussed meeting frequency in a 60 minute session. George Hopkins urged timely updates for Garden City Commission presentations while ECEDC Director Carol Meyer and Chamber of Commerce VP Steve Dyer noted bylaws allow annual meetings, not restricting monthly or bimonthly formats. Utility placement on the industrial park was reviewed with no timeline set.
Meyer described talks with US Rep Jerry Moran to review laws on international dairy businesses and whether foreign ownership restrictions apply in Kansas. She outlined plans for an entrepreneurial club for small employers, 1–5 workers, not replacing the SBDC, and aimed to foster a social climate for small business. Dennis Kleysteuber attended as the new appointee replacing Von Hunn. The next meeting is Nov. 18 at the chamber.
VeriPrime Inc plans a new database allowing restaurants and supermarkets to trace beef linked to food poisoning to its farm origin. Swift & Co Burger King and the National Cattlemen's Beef Association back the system, which will tag calves and track cattle birth to slaughter, aiding recalls and disease investigations. The Agriculture Department backs voluntary participation and may require labeling of meat sources by fall 2004.
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