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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2001
Page
1
The article covers Gulf Coast Community College Central Campus players delivering two walk off wins. A late at bat produce the decisive runs for the team, highlighting clutch hitting and timely defense. Coach comments underscore resilience and momentum from the back to back victories.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10 154.37, down 4 23 from this morning's opening as investors weighed early market jitters and mixed economic signals.
Today is sunny and cold with a high in the 50s. Tonight will be clear and cold with lows in the lower 30s east and 35 to 40 west. Wednesday brings partly cloudy conditions in the southwest and sunny elsewhere with a windy west and statewide warming to mid 60s to around 80. Wednesday night remains partly cloudy.
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Garden City High School seeks to split the 1,900-student campus into Small Learning Communities after November bond failure. Associate principal Shelly Schwatken outlined the plan to USD 457 Board, using federal planning grant funds and a 42-member faculty committee to study the model.
County commissioners Monday nixed a bid for an 80 000 to 100 000 building project at the Fair grounds. The fair board will seek grants to cover the gap with 60 000 budgeted for a livestock show ring. They will not bid until the cost is budgeted. The project was planned for 2002 and would include free advertising for the 3i show.
Finney County Economic Development Corp. board debated the attorney general’s stance on its $1000 donation to a committee backing a second high school bond. The AG refused to issue an opinion, citing lack of authority, as the bond measure failed last November.
Kansas environmental groups led by Sierra Club and Natural Resources Council sue the EPA to enforce proposed water quality standards. Gov. Graves signs a bill to reclassify 1200 streams, creating primary and secondary designations, with KDHE to submit new standards by May 17 and a July 1 effective date. Attorney Benjamin vows continued litigation to enforce the Clean Water Act in Kansas.
Lee Richardson Zoo asks visitors who recently traveled outside the United States to keep 20 feet from exhibits and use drive through viewing. Zoo Director Dan Baffa notes no change in operations while following AZA guidance for a five day precaution after international travel amid European outbreaks. No US cases reported. the disease spreads among ruminants swine and other animals and can be carried by people and objects.
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