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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2004
Page
1
Picture This: The Sandman at the Tumbleweed Festival as he shapes his creation. Photo credited to Valenza. Garden journey with a 19-1 record featured in the weekend edition.
Grant County residents push to refill the dried lake south of Ulysses using municipal wastewater. The plan, under review by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, aims to restore about 25 acres and 10 foot depth, with environmental and aesthetic gains and costs similar to expanding the current lagoon system. Jolene Heckman recalls old 2002 plans and leads volunteers from the Leadership Grant County class in reviving the proposal along Bentwood Golf Course.
Harper County Undersheriff Mark Rine is set to be sworn in at 9 a.m. MDT Friday after Greeley County Republicans nominated him to fill the late Sheriff Brad Clark's term. Gov. Sebelius approved the appointment, with Clark having resigned due to pay and staff issues.
Garden City marks its 125th birthday with a packed weekend. GCHS homecoming Friday features a Buffaloes football game against Hays at Memorial Stadium at 7 30 p m with the king and queen crowned. Saturday parade through downtown led by 100 year old Vera Snodgrass and 98 year old Dale Fry.
The Plains Cotton Cooperative plans a 330000 square foot Liberal warehouse storing 65000 bales with insurance eligible fire suppression. The $5 million facility aims to cut transport costs, boosting grower profits about $5 per bale. Cooper moves from Lubbock to manage the operation and envisions nine more similar buildings to serve Kansas and northern Oklahoma.
Scott City school district reports strong uptake in grades seven to twelve for the new drug testing program at Scott Community High School. Of 295 enrolled, about 288 participate, seven opt out and lose eligibility for activities this year, while initial sampling missed 143 seventh and eighth graders but will be added next round. The program, run by Sport Safe, will include nicotine tests next time, raising per test cost to about 35 dollars. District seeks additional funds beyond 6500 raised from local sources to reach about 10,000 and approximately 400 samples for the year.
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