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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2001
Page
3
Garden City police report a knife point robbery at the Presto on Fulton Street Tuesday night. A man in a black hooded sweatshirt fled west with about $400 from a female clerk who was unhurt. Investigators have limited details and are pursuing the vague description as the case remains under inquiry.
The Elks Lodge at 905 Kansas Plaza will not hold its bingo session on Thursday. Play resumes at 7 p.m. January 11 and is open to the public.
The Miles of Smiles Therapeutic Riding Program vaulting clinic, led by Vallerie Sweeten of Horses of Hope, is moved to Cutter's Inc. at 901 W. Maple St. Auditors pay 25 dollars for both days, with lunch included. The clinic runs 9 a.m. to noon and 1 30 to 4 30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Call Joyce Adams at 275-0680 for details.
Holcomb schools reopen Thursday to start the spring semester with buses on normal routes. Holcomb elementary, middle and high schools will begin classes at 8 15 a.m.
Hazel Magill, 91, died at a hospital in Great Bend after a New Year’s Day fire at her rural home. Authorities said children playing with a lighter may have started the blaze, but the state fire marshal will complete the investigation before a final determination is issued.
In Kansas City Missouri a Jackson County Circuit Court jury ruled Wal-Mart must pay Carolyn Kenney 425833 after a missing child flier wrongly featuring her 16 month old granddaughter remained on a Lee's Summit store board for days. The suit cites defaming poster publication by the retailer.
The Garden City Telegram asks readers to report errors by calling 275 8500. The policy states corrections will be issued to fix inaccuracies in the newspaper.
AP reports warmer conditions across Kansas will continue through the week with precipitation and cooler readings possible by the weekend. Lows tonight 20 to 30 under clear skies and Thursday partly cloudy with highs 40s east to 60s west.
Garden City Community College reports rising spring enrollment with 1171 students so far, up from 1046 last year. Registration runs through Jan 9 ahead of classes starting Jan 16, with over 500 classes offered including 100+ evenings.
The Allied Health Program at Garden City Community College announces a new series of more than a dozen health care courses for Southwest Kansans. Programs include certified nurse aides, geriatric and medication aides, home health aides, dental assisting, CMA upgrades, EMT training, medical terminology and more. Stations at GCCC and other local sites with schedules varying by term.
At least 25 bullets struck the Planned Parenthood clinic as it lay closed for a holiday weekend in Overland Park. Glass shattered and bullets lodged in the building but no patient areas were harmed. FBI and local police opened a federal investigation under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act.
Wichita Symphony cellist Ann Valenta died from injuries after a December shooting outside her home. Police link her case to brothers Reginald and Jonathan Carr who face charges in a December 14 15 spree that left four dead and another survivor.
Thursday brings breezy, mostly sunny skies with a high near 60 and northwest wind 15 to 25 mph. Thursday night turns mostly clear with a low in the mid 20s. Friday remains mostly sunny with a high in the 50s. Saturday turns partly cloudy with a low in the 20s and a high in the 40s.
Garden City area Edward Jones and Co. reports the Dow Jones average at 10,601.80, down 44.32 from this morning's opening price. The market slide reflects a broad retreat in stocks with investors watching early indicators and corporate results.
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