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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2001
Page
1
State bound GC track club delivered strong showings at the AAU qualifier meet with several athletes posting fast times and advancing to finals. Coaches praised depth across events and noted promising performances in sprints and distance races.
Organizers of Beef Empire Days monitor a damp forecast with a chance of thunderstorms Tuesday through Friday. Rodeo chairman Brian Overland and Emergency Management Coordinator Dave Jones map contingency plans, including evacuation routes and shelter options at the grandstands, Law Enforcement Center, and fire station, if severe weather threatens.
Clarine “Toke” Heiman crafts homemade dishes from scratch for social events. She experiments for entertainment, mixing hot sauce, cinnamon rolls, and cabbage soup while inviting surprises for guests. Her peach cake, once a disliked fruit treat, became a prize winner and family staple. Her nickname Toke traces to a grandfather’s token remark.
A chance for thunderstorms. Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight. Thunderstorms likely northeast with locally heavy rain possible. A chance for thunderstorms south and west. Lows from around 50 northwest to the upper 60s southeast. Tuesday a chance for thunderstorms south and east.
The Telegram directs readers to its website www.gctelegram.com for local news sports and editorials with online updates and features.
Washington AP report notes Democratic takeover of the Senate slows President Bush's energy bill, with Democrats revamping the Republican measure toward conservation and efficiency, and pushing more short term aid for low income energy bills. Jeff Bingaman, incoming chair, emphasizes immediate solutions.
The Lee Richardson Zoo introduces two Asiatic black bears in a ribbon cutting and house warming style ceremony. City Manager Bob Halloran notes the dramatic change from the old wire and concrete exhibit to a world of difference as crowds gather to view the new bear habitat featuring a tree.
Summer in Kansas brings heat picnics sports and slow moving farm vehicles on major roads. The Kansas Highway Patrol urges motorists to cooperate obey no pass zones and slow to safely pass as huge grain trucks and custom harvesters travel in caravans pacing on rural highways.
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