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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2002
Page
1
Allura Brown and Payton Davidson engage in a casual chat about past experiences at Raley's, sharing memories of work, colleagues, and lessons learned from the supermarket stint. The exchange reflects their perspectives on retail life and career paths.
Finney County and Garden City officials met with Kansas Department of Transportation to review four lane options for U.S. 50 from the US 83 junction to the Kearny County line. Proposals include an offset north of the current road, a two lane addition near the existing highway, or a northward reconstruction with interchanges at Anderson Road Big Lowe Road and U.S. 83. Local officials prefer minimal movement of the highway while KDOT emphasizes a freeway with interchanges for safety and long term cost efficiency. See Highway, Page AS.
Scott City taxidermist Ron Kershner reports a spike in deer trophies as Kansas hunters bring game to his garage to be mounted. The fall season fills R.K. Taxidermy at 1107 Court St with animals and hours stretch to evenings and weekends.
Thrift shop at 203 N Eighth St will close this Saturday as sales dwindle and losses of 3000 to 5000 dollars monthly mount. Capt Harold Frost says the Garden City Salvation Army will halt operations after discussing options with Kansas City leadership. See Thrift, Page AS.
Kansas auditors propose a range of ideas to raise state revenue and trim costs. The informal brainstorm included tolling I-70, cross-state drug purchasing, higher speeding fines, and cutting funding for gifted programs, notes Chief Auditor Barbara Hinton.
The Kansas Legislature weighs suggestions for the year with talk of hosting the state fair by cities and other reforms. Leader hopes for savings amid a budget shortfall as candidates face scrutiny. Shallenburg promises balance without new taxes while Sebelius counts on a performance audit. Senator Morris heads the budget committee.
USD 457 Superintendent Milt Pippenger suffered a stroke earlier this week and remains in Wichita. Officials express cautious optimism about his recovery as the district notes uncertainty about when he will return to work. Medical experts stress stroke dangers and common symptoms while highlighting its broad impact.
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