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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2001
Page
1
Weather outlook with mixed sun and snow chances
The forecast calls for today partly sunny with highs 35 to 45. Tonight remains partly cloudy with lows 15 to 25. Thursday brings mainly cloudy skies and a light snow chance in the north central and east, highs in the 30s. Friday stays dry with highs in the 40s and 30s in the northeast. Saturday and Sunday trend dry with lows in the 20s and highs in the 40s.
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The
Telegram
Dow Jones Hits 10912 After Morning Rise
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,912.20, up 31.05 points from the morning opening.
Graves weighs energy emergency declaration in Kansas
Gov. Bill Graves seeks a legal opinion from the Kansas Corporation Commission on whether a state energy emergency exists and what powers a declaration would grant. Democrats urge action amid soaring natural gas prices and potential rate relief plans, with shortage as a possible trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Bill Graves
House
Graves
Don Brown
Kansas Corporation Commission
Ror
Brown
Tyson extends deadline for deal as IBP questioned
IBP Inc faces SEC questions over 1998 DFG Foods acquisition earnings in a merger with Tyson Foods. IBP may cut pretax earnings by up to 47 million and has extended Tyson’s tender offer to February 7 while reviews proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson
IBP
Tyson Foods Inc
Securities and Exchange Commission
DFG Foods
Dakota Dunes
S.C
DFG
Springdale
Ark
SEC
IRS officer killed in accident near Garden City
A 58 year old Garden City man and IRS revenue officer died after losing control of a 1998 Buick on icy slush on U S 83 north of Garden City. A 20 year old Garden City man Erick Beckett was airlifted in critical condition after colliding with a Southwestern Office Plus van. Beckett works for Southwestern Office Plus. Forcum had been an IRS revenue agent since 1995 and was married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kansas Highway Patrol
John Forcum
Erick Beckett
Forcum
IRS
U.S. 83
Southwestern
U.S
Bascue
Marshall
Penner
Edith Scheuerman
Learning the commission ropes in Garden City briefing
Six of seven mayoral candidates attended a briefing at the city administrative offices to learn about city government structure finance and upcoming projects. They heard from fire public works and engineering leaders and discussed ethics open meetings and budget basics including that most funding comes from service rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City City Commission
Janie Perkins
Perkins
Jeff Whitham
Whitham
Peggy Niedens
Farmers and senators seek EPA water rules withdrawal
In Topeka Kansas Farm Bureau members pressed a resolution urging the Bush administration to withdraw proposed federal water regulations. The meeting included brief testimony from a Sierra Club attorney who challenged the process as political while environmentalists criticized state delays in implementing water quality standards.
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EPA
Topeka
Kansas Farm Bureau
Bush Administration
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sierra Club
Charlie Benjamin
Derek Schmidt
R-Independence
Schmidt
Farm Bureau
Capitol
Kansas
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Bush touts large future surplus to back tax cuts
President Bush cited new CBO estimates of a 3.12 trillion dollar surplus over a decade as proof there is enough money to pay down debt and fund more spending and tax cuts. The CBO planned to announce the figures to the Senate Budget Committee, renewing support for a 1.6 trillion dollar, 10 year tax cut.
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Washington
Bush
Congressional Budget Office
Senate Budget Committee
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Cos
Ann Landers
Washington Weather World
Great Bend
Patrick Murphy
Southwest Life Editor
IBP Inc
Commission
Raham K. John
Bob Halloran
City Commission
Karen Livingston
Chris Owen
Jim Douglass
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