Inside Kansas Wheat Commission May Aid Cuba
The Kansas Wheat Commission is considering possible aid initiatives for Cuba, focusing on agricultural support programs and trade cooperation proposals that could bolster bilateral grain shipments and farming collaboration between the two regions. The plan evaluates funding, policy alignment, and potential market opportunities.
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Crushed Miami Dominates Nebraska in Rose Bowl
Miami overwhelms Nebraska in the Rose Bowl with early control and a commanding lead. The Hurricanes showcase superior offense and defense, sealing a decisive victory as the game unfolds with multiple standout plays by key players.
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Market Update: Dow Jones at 11am Opens Higher
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones stood at 10,229.90, up 57.84 points from this morning's opening as investors watched early trading. The modest gain reflected a cautious mood ahead of midday economic data.
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Weather Patchy Snow Possible Across Kansas Tonight
Kansas forecast calls for a chance of snow and rain later tonight with southeastern areas most at risk. Lows dip to 20 to 30 degrees. Saturday brings light snow chances in the south and east during morning, with clouds thinning from the west. Highs near 35 to 40. Saturday night mostly clear in the west and partly cloudy in the east, with lows in the lower to mid-20s and upper teens in the northwest.
Telegram local news brief summary
Internet access note directing readers to The Telegram website www.gctelegram.com for local news sports and editorials with online resources and updates.
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U S planes strike suspected al Qaida base in Afghanistan
U S war planes hit the Zawar Kili base near Khowsi in eastern Afghanistan for a second day as coalition observers watched possible regrouping by Osama bin Laden’s forces. Pentagon officials said remnants may be trying to reassemble and vowed to continue the hunt for bin Laden and other Taliban leaders.
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Bio-terror topic heats Kansas farm policy debate
Bio-terror is set to dominate 2002 Kansas Legislature farm policy as lawmakers weigh protecting crops and livestock after Sept 11. Rep Sharon Schwartz calls for funding options to ease farmer costs while Sen Derek Schmidt urges bio terrorism provisions and better federal-state coordination. Kansas Farm Bureau backs security steps.
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USD 457 Maintains School During Winter Break
Winter break allowed USD 457 to replace rubber tile in the Garden City High School cafeteria area with ceramic tile due to moisture damage. J and M Paint and Wall Covering crews worked on 1400 square feet at an estimated cost of 10,400 dollars. Maintenance also covered routine safety and cleanliness checks to ensure readiness when students return.
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Be Aware Propane Smell Keys Winter Safety
High Plains Energy's David DuVall urges recognizing propane by its rotten egg odor and using leak detectors. Evacuate at any leak, call the fire department or supplier. Maintain furnaces, drain water heaters, inspect gas controls after flooding, and ensure blue flame ventilation.
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