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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2001
Page
1
The forecast calls for a slight thunderstorm chance east and clear to partly cloudy skies elsewhere with lows around 70 to 75. Friday will be sunny, breezy and hot with highs 95 to 105, followed by clear and warm Friday night. Weekend into Monday stays hot as the Dow opens near 10,484, down 87 points from this morning.
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In Bent County Colorado authorities report a four person boat from Syracuse overturned on John Martin Reservoir. Ten aboard, none wore life jackets. A 6-year-old Syracuse girl remains missing presumed dead. Jose Alejandro Avila faces four counts vehicular homicide and three counts child abuse. Avila in custody. his infant son and other family members died. The wake from another craft is blamed for the capsize. The reservoir is 40 feet deep and 5,000 acres. See Syracuse, Page A5.
Traci Burrows, 31, was sunning with friends Tuesday at The Big Pool when a .22 caliber bullet struck her right calf. She left the pool, was taken to St Catherine Hospital, where a doctor removed the bullet. Police initially treated it as aggravated battery before noting it as an accident.
HAYS AP Moran, a Republican U S Rep Jerry Moran, says a bid for Kansas governor is a 50-50 call with no set deadline and a swift decision expected. Lt Gov Gary Sherrer will announce Friday if he seeks the GOP nomination. Other potential Republicans include Todd Tiahrt Tim Shallenburger Kent Glasscock Mark Parkinson and Lloyd Parker.
City observers praised Garden City's Independence Day celebrations with a lengthy fireworks display after an evening band concert. Residents like Roger Reed and newcomers such as Nancy Swanson called the show strong, lasting longer than prior years, while heat and crowds marked the day in a festive, patriotic mood.
At Lee Richardson Zoo the annual Zoobalee drew 1,160 attendees by 11 a.m as temperatures hit 100 degrees. Organizer Carol Hauschild noted the heat did not dampen crowds or events despite the sizzling conditions.
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