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A quirky feature follows a coach facing a personal dilemma about hair loss linked to embracing a new electronic era. The piece blends humor with sports culture, noting possible reactions from players and fans.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2001
Page
1
A quirky feature follows a coach facing a personal dilemma about hair loss linked to embracing a new electronic era. The piece blends humor with sports culture, noting possible reactions from players and fans.
A forecast shows a chance of thunderstorms early west with continued wind. Lows range from the 40s in the west to the 50s in the center and east. Saturday brings wind, mostly sunny skies, and highs in the 70s. Saturday night will be mostly clear with lows from 45 to 55 and upper 30s in the northwest. At 11 am the Dow stood at 9,797.00, down 121.05 from the morning open.
State lawmakers confront a $185 million revenue gap tied to national economic woes. They weigh a 4 percent general fund cut or new tax measures while considering modest growth of about 1 percent and targeted reductions to avoid a broad squeeze on services.
Yasna Bilivarn performs a one woman show at Garden City Community College to challenge stereotypes in America. The Five State Multicultural Conference drew a mostly female audience as participants debated racism youth alienation and solutions. Players and audience members urged tolerance and youth education to counter intolerance and violence.
Secretary Powell reported progress in negotiations with China over the release of 24 crew members of a top secret U.S. surveillance plane. He noted movement in discussions after a diplomat met the Navy crew on Hainan Island and with Chinese officials, adding the crew are in good health and high spirits as talks continue.
The Senate moved through marathon votes and tense talks to near passage of a 2002 budget plan that would likely limit the Bush administration’s proposed 1.6 trillion dollar tax cuts over 10 years. Senate leaders sought compromise with wavering Republicans and conservative Democrats as President Bush pressed for the full plan.
The Energy Department forecast indicates higher average summer gas prices than last year’s $1.53 per gallon, driven by tight inventories and rising environmental additives costs. Much depends on supply and distribution issues, with the market vulnerable to disruptions.
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