Windsor Hotel Ownership Sparks Garden City Debate
Garden City officials and preservationists clash over whether the Windsor Hotel should be city owned to secure grants for restoration. The Finney County Preservation Alliance urges city ownership to streamline funding, while commissioners warn of taxpayer risk and potential fire liabilities if city ownership fails to protect the block. Michael Hurd is appointed to a second stint as publisher of The Kansas City Star operated Olathe Daily News, starting Aug. 8, with no major staff changes expected.
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State official elected to national post
Lt. Gov. Gary Sherrer has been elected chairman of the National Conference of Lieutenant Governors. The Kansas official, appointed in 1996 and reelected in 1998, will serve as chairman elect until July 2001. The NCLG gathers lieutenant governors from all states and territories. The Kickapoo tribe and Horton officials join to plan a drug and alcohol court for Brown County communities, funded by a Justice Department planning grant.
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State months outline plan for treatment and rehab program
This high intensity treatment and rehabilitation program targets a social problem. About 450 drug courts operate nationwide with Sedgwick County already running one in Kansas and Wyandotte County planning another. The program requires collaboration among courts prosecutors public defenders law enforcement and treatment providers and mandates completion of a strict treatment plan or face prosecution.
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State justices rule judge overstepped court's authority
Kansas Supreme Court held Sedgwick County District Judge Paul Buchanan lacked jurisdiction to order release of 71 Wichita prisoners jailed for not paying fines. The court voided his release order and the related debt holding ruling, in four consolidated cases.
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