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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2001
Page
1
State officials push for a record high budget as the legislature debates core spending priorities. Key agencies seek funding increases to close gaps, with projected shortfalls and potential revenue adjustments on the table.
At 11 am the Dow Jones average stood at 10,873.10, rising by 91.68 points from this morning's opening as traders weighed early market activity. The brief report notes a positive tilt in the blue chip index with gains extending intraday.
Morning fog coats areas with a mix of partly cloudy to cloudy skies. Highs near 35 in north central and lower 50s in southwest. Tonight remains partly to mostly cloudy with drizzle in the east and southeast. Tuesday brings a chance of rain and continued cloudy conditions across central and eastern regions.
The Telegram presents local news sports and editorials on its internet site at www gctelegram com featuring daily updates, community stories, and searchable archives for readers seeking regional information and coverage.
Finney County District Court Judge Stephen Nyswonger was assigned Jan 22 to the breach of contract dispute between Garden Medical Clinic and Dr. An Phan. Wichita attorney Lee Woodard urged the case proceed, citing active discovery and three depositions totaling 396 pages.
Since 7:30 this morning Garden City Police report 21 weather related minor accidents and Finney County Sheriff's Office three since Saturday. Kansas Highway Patrol assists motorists on icy roads and thick fog. Capt. Michael Utz urges drivers to slow down and monitor speed as visibility remains poor.
Carol Hauschild, who moved to Garden City with her husband Darrel, resigned from nursing to devote herself fully to volunteering. She is lauded as a volunteer extraordinaire by Heather Salyer, development director for the Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo, reflecting her extensive service across the community.
A Garden City resident known as Hauschild dedicates many hours to the zoo as a docent and Friends of the Zoo board member. She also assists the Finney County Humane Society and the sister cities committee, reflecting broad local volunteer work over a decade.
A 25 year old youth care worker from Dodge City Tina DeLaTorrey was fired Saturday afternoon for missing work. Later that night Garden City police arrested her in Finnup Park for allegedly having sex with a 15 year old male supervisee in a parked car. The teen was on a weekend pass from Boothill Youth Shelter where she worked. DeLaTorrey is being held at the See Woman, Page A2.
A Finney County District Court hearing on dismissing the Ledesma lawsuit against USD 457 was continued with no new date set. Attorney Allen Glendenning said he would seek summary judgment after the motion to dismiss or sanction the plaintiffs, Robert Ledesma and his parents, is resolved. The suit, filed May 11, 2000, alleges mistreatment of Robert, a Garden City High School special education student.
Napster rises in 1999 led by Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker. The RIAA sues in San Francisco in 1999 for copyright infringement. Metallica sues Napster in 2000 followed by Dr Dre. Ulrich delivers 335000 user names. Patel denies safe harbor and injunction shuts Napster. Ninth Circuit halts it. Bertelsmann alliance announced. court ruling pending.
A federal appeals court ruled Napster must stop facilitating access to copyrighted songs via its search index and remove user links to MP3 exchanges. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the injunction is warranted and must be narrowed to target infringing material, letting Napster stay open while Patel revises the order.
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