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Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2002
Page
1
Tough D Busters Defeat Dragons Defense
The Tough D Busters shut down the Dragons with airtight defense as they held opponents to a few baskets. Star players led the effort with strong hustle and decisive blocks while the Dragons struggled to score in the paint.
Dow Jones Rises to 9962.34 at Noon
The Dow Jones average stood at 9962.34 at 11 a.m., up 70.92 from this morning's opening, indicating a positive intraday move in the market. The gain suggests continued investor optimism amid early trading. The data reflects a broad market trend with technology and industrial sectors trading higher.
Weather outlook: light snow possible in northern regions
Tonight, mostly cloudy with a slight chance of light snow in the north central and northeast. Lows range from the mid teens northwest to the mid 30s southeast. Wednesday brings a chance of light snow or rain in the morning north central and northeast, with decreasing clouds in the north and continued cloudiness in the south.
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Telegram Local News Feed Entry
The Telegram notes local news, sports and editorials are available online at www gctelegram com.
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Graves bids Kansans to fund future with tax plan
Gov Bill Graves asks Kansas lawmakers to raise cigarette gasoline and grocery taxes to close a 426 million shortfall and protect social services and schools. The package would add 65 cents per pack of cigarettes 1 cent per gallon fuel 25 cents per $100 groceries and 75 cents per year per car registration. Initial reactions were cool amid proposals for alternative spending cuts and rainy day fund use.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Graves
Tim Huelskamp
R-Fowler
Senate
Dave Kerr
R Hutchinson
Kansas Statehouse
House
Kent Glasscock
Isham Signs Off From KIUL After 31 Years
Ron Isham, host of KIUL talk show Open Line, leaves the station after negotiations with Dakota Broadcasting Co. to renew programming services for Threjay Marketing failed. Isham, 62, says the changing radio ownership landscape and financial reasons led to the end of a 1998–2024 era.
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Ron Isham
KIUL
Open Line
Dakota Broadcasting Co
KTUL
Threjay Marketing
Isham
Garden City names Oakley official as new assistant city manager
Matt Allen has been hired as Garden City’s assistant city manager. City Manager Bob Halloran praised Allen’s local roots, experience, and communication skills. Allen, a Garden Citian and Bethany College alum, says the move offers growth for the city and personal homecoming. He grew up in Garden City and will remain connected to Oakley through his wife’s family.
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Oakley
Matt Allen
Garden City
Bob Halloran
Allen
Halloran
Bethany College
Lindsborg
The
University of
County weighs pros and cons of having grant writer
Finney County Board of Commissioners debated hiring a grant writer on Monday. The administrator warned about staff growth and potential grant conditions, while commissioners noted possible benefits like funding for law enforcement equipment, street work, and building renovations.
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Finney County Board of Commissioners
Pete Olson
Olson
Irv Stephens
District eyes ninth grade center to ease high school crowd
USD 457 board leans to a new ninth grade center, but cites public input before any decision. Cost estimates for three options shown by architect include converting Sitts or Abe Hubert facilities or building a new center, with total around 15 to 19 million dollars.
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USD 457
Bill Graves
Graves
Duane West
Better High School Committee
Bernadine Sitts
Abe Hubert
A&e
Sitts
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