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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2001
Page
1
Local officials marshal volunteers for cleanup after pair of tornadoes touched down near Nits Town. Community works with churches and schools to coordinate relief efforts including holiday church activities and donations to affected families. Local emergency services report minimal injuries and assess structural damage.
Weather brief notes a postponed Royals game due to cloud cover and a chance of showers and thunderstorms across the state. Central and eastern regions expect highs 65 to 70 with night thunderstorms likely southeast, while temperatures fall to the mid-30s to mid-50s from northwest to southeast.
The Telegram notes readers can access local news sports and editorials at its website www gctelegram com. The notice directs readers to visit the online portal for updated community coverage and editorial content.
No stock report today as markets are closed in observance of Good Friday.
The Kansas Water Authority ends a meeting with plans to keep exploring the proposed two-pool management concept while pursuing additional ideas. Officials cite lack of comfort with current details and emphasize strong local input from western Kansas stakeholders. Two committees will study the issue and report in November.
US Senator Pat Roberts joined Edith Scheuerman Elementary students for a lunch and tour, answering questions about presidents and recess while discussing China trade policy and education reform. He noted the trip as part of a state swing and emphasized a tough yet smart stance on China.
Garden City educators and administrators continue slow, steady contract talks for the 2001-2002 school year. USD 457 leaders include Deputy Superintendent Jim Lentz and Kathleen Whitley. teachers are led by Janet Cook and Carol Lee Negotiations.
Striving For Justice, a primarily Hispanic group with about 100 members, presented concerns on employee employer relations and education at the monthly cultural relations advisory board meeting in Garden City. Spokeswoman Dina Servantez said more members are joining as awareness grows.
Cincinnati officials consider extending a citywide curfew after three days of rioting over a Black man's police-involved death. Police reported 98 arrests for curfew violations as Mayor Luken declared a state of emergency and businesses and events adjusted. The Rev Damon Lynch III urged swift changes to prevent a repeat.
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