Dow Jones Opens Lower as Trading Advances
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,285.40, down 14.18 from this morning's opening, reflecting a downturn in early trading.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2001
Page
1
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,285.40, down 14.18 from this morning's opening, reflecting a downturn in early trading.
A Saturday forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms mainly south and east with highs in the 80s and some lower 90s in the southwest. Saturday night expects storms west and partly cloudy skies across the central and eastern areas. Lows will be mostly in the lower to mid-60s.
The Telegram notes local news, sports and editorials are available on its internet site for readers seeking online access to current coverage.
Kansas Senator Sam Brownback calls embryonic stem cell research immoral and unnecessary while President Bush endorses limited federal funding. Fellow Republicans split, with Bill Frist proposing a controlled compromise and Todd Tiahrt backing adult stem cell research as an alternative. Health officials support oversight and parental consent.
Of interest at the Finney County Fairgrounds Thursday night were last minute ranch rodeo preparations and conversations among Heath West Modoc Dave Pfenninger Scott City about speed and skill. They compare ranch rodeo to everyday ranch work with trailer loading described as a key determinant of victory. Zack Zemp Garden City and teammates from Oklahoma and Sublette praise the adrenaline rush and muddy arena condition. The event lineup included wild cow milking and the wake up call, with practice not required.
At the county fair the heat nears a hundred degrees as exhibitors manage hogs dairy goats sheep swine and rabbits. Garden City families keep animals hydrated while others rely on shade to protect cattle and sheep amid persistent flies and spray insecticides.
Finney County Fair volunteer superintendents recall why they give time to the annual exposition. They value mentoring kids, building friendships, and preserving community ties while overseeing livestock displays, judging, and displays. Several longtime volunteers note personal ties to the fair through their families and past participation.
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