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A simple festive centerpiece for the Christmas table featuring a hearty dish. The article outlines a seasonal presentation and practical serving tips to create a warm, shared meal centerpiece.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2001
Page
1
A simple festive centerpiece for the Christmas table featuring a hearty dish. The article outlines a seasonal presentation and practical serving tips to create a warm, shared meal centerpiece.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10033.06, gaining 34.67 points from this morning's opening as trading continued.
Tonight will be partly cloudy in the northwest and mostly clear elsewhere with lows from the upper teens to the mid 20s. Thursday brings partly cloudy conditions in the northwest and mostly sunny skies for the rest of the state with highs in the lower to mid-50s. Thursday night remains clear to partly cloudy.
The Telegram notes local news and sports content available online at www.gctelegram.com. The statement advertises the newspaper’s internet site for readers seeking local coverage.
The third installment on rural emergency medical care notes snowplows clearing state highways have superior communication gear to most Kansas ambulances. Kerry McCue of Ellis County EMS in Hays urges prioritizing patient care alongside effective communication to connect EMS with hospitals and disaster coordination. Public health experts stress the need for ambulance to hospital links and cross-agency coordination, but many EMS lack high frequency equipment for the state system.
Kansas business leaders urge continued economic development amid a $426 million state deficit. Lt. Gov. Sherrer says opportunities remain as the Legislature nears Jan. 14, with the Kansas Chamber pressing stimulus and training, and seeking tax relief while cautioning against drastic cuts or hikes. President Fowler warns against harm and new taxes in uncertain times.
Garden City area chamber president Carol Meyer says local economic development hasn’t slowed, with similar inquiry levels to last year. She notes some firms seek spaces or incentives Garden City can’t meet, but ongoing effort and sensible budgeting matter more than larger spend. Kansas faces tax issues and debates on education funding, yet leaders push investment in education and tourism to bolster growth.
A government report shows Kansas farmers abandoned 1.6 million acres of wheat mainly in western counties due to drought. statewide production fell to 328 million bushels, down 6 percent from last year. Sumner led in harvest volume while Jefferson posted the highest average yield per acre.
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