Taking Over KU Dominates In Second Half
In a decisive second half KU shifted momentum to take control. The game featured strong defense and efficient scoring as KU built a lead that opponents could not close.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2002
Page
1
In a decisive second half KU shifted momentum to take control. The game featured strong defense and efficient scoring as KU built a lead that opponents could not close.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 9,796.97, down 68.78 from this morning's opening. The slide reflected broad declines across major industrial and financial shares amid cautious trading and mixed economic signals.
An eastern and central Kansas winter storm watch is in effect tonight through Thursday. The forecast calls for cloudy skies with a chance of freezing rain or sleet in the afternoon mainly in the northeast, and a chance of rain in the southeast. Tonight may bring occasional freezing rain sleet and snow in the northeast and southwest regions.
Brief note noting that local news and sports can be found at The Telegram’s website www.gctelegram.com. Mentions editorials and general online access for readers seeking digital coverage.
The piece notes Senate recess and early 2002 Farm Bill action after House passage of the Farm Security Act of 2001. Barry Flinchbaugh links farmer government ties to colonial times, citing Washington and conservation. The story frames Farm Bill urgency against economic mood and political timing.
Scott City USD 466 will gain a new superintendent next year with Dean Katt, currently Holcomb High School principal, accepting a two year contract after the district interviewed three finalists from ten applicants. A fourth finalist missed the interview due to illness.
Kansas lawmakers hear a lobbyist warn that high severance and property taxes on oil and gas production threaten the Hugoton Natural Gas Field as it declines. The lobbyist for Pioneer Natural Resources argues tax relief could extend the field’s viability and prevent premature well closures.
In Topeka the Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee shows at least seven of eleven members withholding support for a tax bill boosting tobacco and alcohol levies, an 87 million dollar 2003 budget year plan. Critics say it may not fix the state budget and favor exploring other revenue sources including expanded gambling. Governor Graves's 228 million in tax hikes remains under debate as lawmakers warn the independent rescission plan could derail budget talks.
President Bush plans a State of the Union address stressing corporate accountability and pension safeguards while asking Congress to curb Enron style abuses. White House aides say the draft aims to counter perceptions of pro business bias and reassure voters amid the Enron bankruptcy fallout.
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