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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2001
Page
1
A historic residence in Scott City undergoes a city-approved renovation, updating exterior siding, windows, and landscaping while preserving its mid century architectural character. Local officials say the project honors the building’s heritage and boosts neighborhood curb appeal.
Jennifer Capriati finishes a remarkable return year with a stylish performance. The former world No. 1 shows solid form as she eyes continued progress, underscoring her turnaround and strong late-season momentum.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10173.90, rising 40.97 from this morning's opening as trading continued.
Kansas weather shows mostly cloudy skies with flurries in the west and partly cloudy conditions in the central and eastern areas. Overnight lows reach the upper teens in the southwest, with Saturday colder and partly cloudy and a chance of flurries in the southwest. Highs range from the lower 20s northeast to the lower and mid 30s in the west. Saturday night remains partly cloudy with south lows 10 to 15.
Short note promoting the Telegram website and its coverage of local news, sports, and editorials. No specific event or person named.
Salvation Army in Garden City warns of cuts to staff and youth services if fundraising by Jan 15 fails to reach 165 500 dollars. Only 36 percent raised. kettle gifts dominate, with 59 616 raised so far. Toys funded 1 035 Finney County children. leftover funds support 2002 programs. United Way contributes 25 000 dollars, about 5 percent.
The Western Kansas Broadcasting Center presented an event titled Don’t Drink and Drive Live 2001 to highlight drunken driving risks. A 270-pound volunteer drank whiskey every 15 minutes while officers explained penalties and field sobriety tests were performed to show impairment.
The Kansas death penalty history shows slow adoption, few executions, and a pattern of protracted legal battles. Since 1861 the state has carried out 24 executions, all men, with no executions between 1870 and 1944 and last hangings in 1965.
In Kansas a rising share of residents lose coverage driving higher costs for all. Hospitals and physicians complain about unpaid state program obligations and insurer shifts. As jobs vanish and premiums soar, fewer families and businesses can bear the $900 monthly plan, threatening insurers’ viability.
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