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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2002
Page
1
A concise roundup of church events and activities, outlining services, meetings, and community programs. Highlights include worship schedules, volunteer opportunities, youth group dates, and outreach efforts across the congregation.
The Dow Jones average stood at 9200, retreating 19.45 points from this morning's opening as trading started. Investors monitored the early decline amid quiet volume and broad losses across sectors.
Forecast fragment shows tonight mostly clear conditions with isolated developing low clouds late. Highs expected in the 30s to 40s with variable southeast winds and colder overnight lows.
Kansas lawmakers and staff relaxed with free massages from the Kansas Association of Therapeutic Massage and Bodyworks. Rep Gary Hayzlett called it a welcome break. Greta Foster urged living will locations on licenses after a heart attack scare. Sen Derek Schmidt noted agro-terrorism legislation expanding to make certain acts felonies, including plane spray. Public input sought on a new Ogallala plan.
A severe ice storm left about 300000 metro Kansas City area customers without electricity as crews worked to restore power. Gov. Bill Graves declared 22 counties in a state of emergency, with Wyandotte County and Kansas City also declaring emergencies. Hotels and motels filled while power outages stretched into days, and Westar Energy reported about 42000 customers without power late Thursday afternoon. Local residents sought shelter in hotels, with White Haven Motor Lodge in Overland Park fielding heavy demand.
Bush officials say terrorists may be in the United States after three months of Afghan action. U.S. agencies warn of high alert for possible attacks by in-country operatives. CIA and other documents indicate al Qaeda interest in U.S. nuclear plants dams and water systems.
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