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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 2002

Page

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Inside Holcomb Paves Way for Lagoon Project

The report outlines Holcomb’s plan to develop a lagoon project with a focus on offseason workouts as the foundation for future success. It notes strategic steps, timelines, and the anticipated impact on team readiness and community benefits.

Holcomb

Market DOW edges higher at opening

At 10 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10019.20, rising 29.62 from this morning's opening. The gain reflects a steady advance as traders monitored early trading cues and economic data.

Weather outlook with mixed precip and temps shift

The forecast shows a slight chance of light rain or light snow in the northeast, with snow possible in the southwest. Central to southeast areas may see flurries or sprinkles. Lows range from the upper teens in the northwest to the mid 30s in the southeast. Friday trends toward mostly sunny skies statewide and cooler conditions with Friday night mostly clear.

Telegram Local News Update

Brief online notice from The Telegram notes local news, sports, and editorials are accessible at the websites www gctelegram com. The message directs readers to the online edition for current coverage and features.

Gctelegram The Telegram

Panel OKs huge cut in school funding

A Kansas Senate committee backed a 158 per pupil reduction in public school aid for fiscal 2003 as part of a lean budget. The plan would cut department funding about 5.6 percent to 2.2 billion, lowering per pupil aid to 3712 across 304 districts. Education officials warned programs and staffing could be trimmed.

Senate Graves Topeka Ways and Means Steve Morris Hugo Ways and Means Committee Department of Education Jim Barone Lane County Dighton Dighton Board al Cook Kerr R-Hutchinson

Garden City choir delivers record 65 singing valentines

The Garden City High School Modern Show Choir sent 65 singing valentines around the city, the most in four years, spreading joy while raising funds for a student cruise. The group split into two, 24 singers total, charging $25 each with a flower and movie passes donated by Western Kansas Broadcast Center.

Garden City Modern Show Choir Amanda York Pam O’donnell Western Kansas Broadcast Center Jim Bunney Kali Barnett Dillons East Barnett Garden City High School Modern Show Choir Burney

Future of Ulysses library expands with calm interior

The Grant County Library expansion in Ulysses will create a 21,000 square foot facility by 2003. Officials describe a modern, tranquil space with natural fibers, birch wood, and a skylit entry. Groundwork began early due to mild winter, with a basement dug and footings poured.

Ulysses Grant County McDonald Rhoads Construction Company Dodge City Terry Traylor Rhoads Construction Norma Strickland

Kansas House adopts redistricting amendment plan

The Kansas House approved a redistricting bill by 105 to 16 to redraw all state and federal districts. Initial map would pair six incumbent Democrats in three districts and group a Republican with a Democrat in northwest Kansas, but lawmakers later altered the plan to pair four Democrats in two new districts and pit Republicans against Democrats in two other districts. The bill advances to the Senate as the chamber reconfigures districts to reflect the 2000 census.

Topeka House Senate Kansas Kansas House Kansas Senate State Board of Education U.S Bruce Larkin D-Baileyville Dennis Pyle Ahiawatha

US weighs options for possible Iraq action

The article outlines potential U S actions against Iraq including a Gulf War II style invasion with up to 200 000 troops to topple Saddam Hussein and seize WMD sites, a bombing campaign targeting air defenses leadership compounds and weapons facilities, and threats of major war to compel cooperation while noting risks to allies and U S personnel. It cites analysts and mentions no fly zones and Powell's quip about natural causes.

Washington Iraq Saddam Hussein Bush United States Saddam Anthony Cordesman Center For Strategic and International Studies U.S Daalder U.N

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