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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2003
Page
1
A candid birthday moment features Haley Regan blowing out candles on her cake amid cheerful celebration. The scene captures a festive gesture as friends and family share in the milestone.
The July 2002 Census Bureau estimates show Finney County Hispanics at 17,174, down 2.1 percent from 2000. Officials attribute declines to the ConAgra meatpacking plant fire and job losses in Garden City, while Tyson Fresh Meats remains a major regional employer. Gray and Seward counties report the largest local increases.
Census estimates show Latinos drive rapid growth in the South and West. Georgia leads states with about 516000 Hispanics, up nearly 17 percent from 2000 to 2002, as higher birth rates and immigrant arrivals fuel expansion amid a slower economy. California remains home to 11.9 million Hispanics, about a third of its populace.
Garden City appoints Ronald Hall as new airport director amid a $3.4 million runway upgrade and a new fixed base operator. He aims to learn what residents want from the airport and emphasizes the community’s role in developing its economic impact, with goals to improve revenue structure, long range planning, and passenger traffic. Hall, 35, moved from Toledo, Ohio, and previously served as operations director at St Lucie County International Airport.
Garden City Region al Airport officials say a smooth landing is near after cracks appeared on 16 to 18 concrete panels on the new runway. Castle Rock Construction will replace the panels in a week and likely another month for concrete to reach required strength. Airport director Ronald Hall noted the cracks stem from delayed saw-cut expansion joints and called it a contractor failure that is being corrected.
Isabel knocked out power to more than 4.5 million people as it weakened to a tropical low while swamping tidal communities along Chesapeake Bay and causing at least 15 deaths across Virginia Maryland North Carolina Pennsylvania New Jersey Rhode Island. FEMA officials warned residents to stay alert as floods moved through tributaries and the storm eased inland toward Canada. In Baltimore rescuers retrieved 34 people from flooded homes and Mayor Martin OMalley noted waist high water.
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