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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2001
Page
1
The GC Busters routed Pratt in a convincing win as key players led scoring and defense. A steady offensive push and disciplined defense highlighted the match, delivering an impressive team performance and securing the victory.
At 11 a.m. the Dow stood at 10 516.30, down 10.26 from this morning's open. Partly cloudy today may give way to mostly sunny skies in the northwest as highs range from the lower 40s to the mid-50s. Tonight expected to turn cloudy with possible drizzle or freezing drizzle in the northwest. Lows reach from the lower 20s in the northeast to the mid-30s in the southwest. Friday likely to bring rain and thunderstorms.
The Telegram highlights its online presence at wwww.gctelegram.com offering local news sports and editorials through the Internet site with access to features beyond the print edition.
AP reports national natural gas supplies are at historic lows risking higher bills next winter. Kansas Geological Survey chief Tim Carr warns storage limits could challenge winter supply while summer demand remains low but hot conditions may curb capacity.
Defense attorneys for convicted double murderer Craig Fischer argued Wednesday that investigators conducted illegal searches for evidence, making his arrest for allegedly attacking a Syracuse girl unlawful. Gene Parrish, Garden City public defender, said Ulysses Police Capt. Alan Olson failed to inform Fischer of the reason for arrest and later pressed him to waive rights. Fischer was arrested around 8.
In Topeka a Senate subcommittee halted conservation groups from testifying on a rewritten water quality bill favored by farm lobbyists. Dave Murphy of Friends of the Kaw alleged exclusive access for farm groups to KDHE officials, while Allie Devine testified for the Kansas Livestock Association coalition. Senators pledged a fuller hearing, noting the bill shifts stream classification from regulation to statute and raises concerns about pollution and federal compliance. Environmentalists warn agricultural classifications could lower water quality and violate federal standards.
Tyson Foods Inc extends its cash tender offer for IBP Inc to 11 p.m. February 28, with about 80 percent of IBP shares tendered. CEO John Tyson signals patience but hints timing remains uncertain while disputes over information sharing with the SEC linger and IBP attorneys withhold details.
The Western Kansas Community Foundation received a $50,000 grant from the Kansas Health Foundation for GROW Healthy Kansas. The gift aims to help build and fund community foundations in Kansas, with a $300,000 match potential if the goal is met. Donations run through December 30 and pledges may be paid by 2003.
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