Inside Students honored receive scholarships
New York honors students with scholarships as New Year’s Eve events loom. Recipients include several named scholars and local organizations coordinating the awards amid citywide celebrations.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 2001
Page
1
New York honors students with scholarships as New Year’s Eve events loom. Recipients include several named scholars and local organizations coordinating the awards amid citywide celebrations.
A Kansas weather brief notes cold tonight with partly cloudy skies in the north and mostly cloudy in the south. Lows range from 5 to 10 above in the north and 10 to 15 above in the south, with New Year’s Day snow likely in the southwest and a chance for central and eastern flurries. Highs forecast 20 to 25 north to about 30 south, then Wednesday looks sunny with upper 20s for highs and mosty clear Wednesday night.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,113.40, down 23.53 from this morning's opening as trading continued.
City residents prepare for a restrained New Year with no large public event in Garden City. Local clubs and restaurants expect regular crowds, with Grain Bin Supper Club offering a free buffet and coffee. Time Squares’ revamped drama contrasts with low key plans at Time Outs Sports Lounge.
Resolutions drive fitness goals as January brings more gym memberships and smoking cessation efforts. Chad Knight of the YMCA notes the annual campaign pairs with resolutions to get fit, often waiving the $40 start up fee to attract new members.
Wheatland Electric Co-Op asks Garden City for 22 million in Industrial Revenue Bonds over 15 years to fund a water treatment plant using reverse osmosis. City and county officials will review the plan with Finney County Commissioners on January 7 and Garden City on January 15. The project costs total about 12 million to build with 8 million for piping to Sunflower Electric and 2 million to IBP. Wheatland will lease the facility from the city and make in lieu of taxes payments since city property is non taxable.
US forces in Afghanistan have custody of 30 more suspected Taliban or al Qaida prisoners, with 25 sent to Kandahar for a total of 164, 5 more to Bagram, and one in Mazar e Sharif. eight including John Walker Lindh aboard USS Peleliu. Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar possibly in mountains northwest of Kandahar. Sen Bob Graham says bin Laden likely alive but whereabouts unknown.
Tony Ornelas Sr. spent years helping Garden City families with renovation work, often after long hours, rebuilding, remodeling, and providing tools. He worked as foreman and builder from age 14, aided strangers, and kept assisting until a 1998 work site accident forced him to quit.
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