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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 2001

Page

3

Martin Luther King Day closings and openings list

Community institutions report closures and openings for Martin Luther King Day. Several Finney County offices and banks close January 15 while many libraries schools and businesses announce openings or holiday hours. Local post offices and banks such as First National Bank of Holcomb and Security Savings Bank are noted.

Citizens State Bank Commercial Federal Bank First National Bank of Holcomb Farm Credit of Garden City Home National Bank Garden City State Bank Landmark Federal Savings Bank Security Savings Bank Western State Bank Stock Growers State Bank

Van stolen during warmup found in ditch in Garden City

Garden City police report a work van from Williams Heating and Air Conditioning was stolen while warming up in front of 1312 North Main. It was later found in a ditch in the 1000 block of Campbell. No damage reported. Also, a mobile home fire at 950 Jennie Barker Road No 172 caused $25,000 total loss due to unattended candles.

Garden City Michael Utz Randy Williams N. Main Williams Utz Campbell Jennie Barker Rd Allen Shelton Jose Rodriguez Shelton

Kansas KDOT reports over billion in highway projects

Topeka AP KDOT says more than 1.2 billion dollars of highway and bridge projects were under construction at October end in its annual report. Spokesman Marty Matthews notes some work may be completed by distribution time but most remains unfinished. The 1999 legislature approved a 10 year, 13.4 billion comprehensive plan.

Topeka Kansas Department of Transportation KDOT Marty Matthews

Rain to snow forecast for eastern Kansas weekend

The National Weather Service warns of rain turning to snow across parts of Kansas this weekend. Dense fog advisory covers eastern and south central regions with clearing expected later. Winds develop Friday night with showers west and central. lows near 25 to 40 degrees. Saturday brings blustery conditions with rain and thunderstorms central and east. 1 to 3 inches of snow possible in the northwest by evening. Road condition hotline 1 800 585 7623.

Topeka Kansas National Weather Service

Weather Outlook For Garden City Saturday And Sunday

The Garden City forecast shows a 60 percent chance of rain Saturday with possible snow mix in the afternoon. Winds will be 20 to 30 mph shifting from south to northwest as temperatures peak in the upper 30s, followed by Sunday partly cloudy with highs in the 30s.

Weather records show record lows and highs for date

Record low minus 16 and high 79 noted for this date with comparisons to last year. Temperatures this date last year were 54 high and 27 low. Year to date precipitation remains 0.00 inches while last year at this time was 1.22 inches. Longtime precipitation average through January is 0.33 inches. Data provided by Southwest Kansas Research Extension Center.

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Lord Grain Prices at Garden City Co op Wheat and Soybeans

Market notes show wheat at 2.13 per bushel, rye or oats unclear, soybeans at 4.38 per bushel. Grain prices listed for Garden City Co op with references to SOG GAN and mile coves.

Garden City Co-op

Dow Jones Downgrades as Index at 10585.15

Edward Jones & Co reports the Dow Jones average at 10585.15, down 24.40 from this morning's opening price, signaling a softer session. Markets monitor declines as traders assess early gains and sector performance.

Dow Jones Edward Jones & Co

Senators push hard line on EPA water rules in Kansas

Kansas senators on the Natural Resources Committee demand a tough stance with the federal EPA over proposed water quality standards. They cite a recent Supreme Court ruling limiting EPA authority and reject calls for compromise as Gov. Bill Graves faces pressure from agriculture groups and state officials.

State EPA Topeka Bill Graves Senate Natural Resources Committee Federal Environmental Protection Agency Kansas Graves US. Supreme Court Janis Lee Kensington Kansas Senate Statehouse Lee Kansas Department of Health and Environment U.S. Supreme Court

Kansas EPA water rules spark state control debate

Critics in Kansas object to EPA water quality standards for the state saying they cede too much regulation to Washington. Senators Umbarger and Lee challenge federal role while Graves aides defend a hard line. The standards, tied to a settlement with Sierra Club and Kansas Natural Resource Council, aim to fix designations of rivers and lakes and relieve low flow issues, but may burden small cities with up to 140 million dollars in water system upgrades.

Clean Water Act Chicago EPA Kansas Dwayne Umbarger Thayer Janis Lee Kensington

Trailmobile to Close Liberal Plant Costing 160 Jobs

Trailmobile Trailer LLC plans an indefinite shutdown of its Liberal plant due to a drop in demand for truck trailers. About 160 hourly workers will lose their jobs, with one person kept to maintain the site while salaried staff may move to other plants.

Liberal Trailmobile Trailer LLC Toby Miller Miller Trailmobile Tim McConnell

Arson Suspected in Campbell Street Fire

Fire chief Allen Shelton says two fires at 1707 Campbell Street were set by an unknown intruder. No injuries occurred to the mother and three children who were outside the home. The home is uninhabitable due to smoke and structural damage. investigation continues.

Campbell St Allen Shelton Shelton

Garden City sales tax climbs on 2000 revenue rise

Garden City saw sales tax receipts rise about 6.5 percent in 2000 to nearly 4.4 million, with 2.18 million from the half cent tax enacted in 1994. Officials warn ConAgra layoff impacts and untaxed Internet sales could curb future gains while budgeting remains cautious.

Garden City Melinda Hitz Vince DiPiazza ConAgra City Commission Jim Wharton DiPiazza Finney County Reynaldo Mesa

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