Students honored receive scholarships
Students were honored and awarded scholarships amid a ceremony. The report notes the Dow Jones average at 11am stood at 562.19, down 42.41 from this morning’s opening as part of market context.
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Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2001
Page
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Kansas forecast shows storms west then clear central east
Tonight there is a chance of thunderstorms in the western areas while central and eastern parts remain mostly clear. Lows range from around 60 in the northwest to near 70 in central Kansas. Tuesday brings a slight chance of storms in the west with central and eastern regions sunny to mostly sunny and warm. Highs reach the upper 80s southeast to the mid-90s west.
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Kansas
Telegram Local News Online Source
The Telegram announces its local news sports and editorials available online at www gctelegram com.
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Gctelegram.com
Telegram
Longtime GCCC endowment chief Sheryl Dick honored
Garden City Community College credits director Sheryl Dick with funding scholarships for students over 16 years. Since 1985 she has led the endowment association, raising and managing money for student aid, college projects, and staff development. Dick says rewarding outcomes drive her work and values helping people help themselves.
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Garden City Community College
Sheryl Dick
GCCC
Endowment Association
Garden City Community College Endowment Association
From Garden City to Foundation Leader Dick’s Endowment Journey
The piece recounts Dick’s path to leading a charitable endowment association, starting June 20 1985 as one of its first executives. She reflects on early fears, self-taught methods, and building a new organization in untested waters.
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Garden City
Harvest intensifies as Kansas wheat harvest enters full swing
In southwest Kansas, harvest moves north as tractors and combines clear golden fields across Grant Haskell and Gray counties with Finney County just starting. Sublette in Haskell leads with 100000 bushels, Ulysses area 75000, Cimarron 30000, Finney 500. Weather looks favorable though weeds and remaining green patches may slow some fields.
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Kansas
Grant
Haskell
Gray
Finney County
Kansas Department of Resources
Vest
Sublette
Haskell County
Ulysses
Grant County
Cimarron
Gray County
Finney County Extension Agricultural
Whitey Whitehill
Whitehill
ECHR
Spanking debate echoes in Kansas schools
Kansas schools show scarce attention to paddling as a discipline method with Hays ending the practice 15 years ago and district leaders deem it unacceptable. Some officials argue for it while others, including Parsons High School, reject it. The national debate intensifies with lawsuits and Bush administration liability proposals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hays
Urg
Fred Kaufman
Kaufman
Parsons High School
Scott Carter
Bush
Zwolle
New York Times
Dan Leslie
The
Times
United States Education Department
Syracuse district keeps corporal punishment in use
In Kansas, corporal punishment is not banned though few districts apply it. Syracuse superintendent Jerry Burch defends it as effective for some students, noting it remains part of disciplinary options in the district.
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Kansas
Syracuse
Jerry Burch
First weekend of summer brings crowds to area venues
Garden City residents Dena Harrison and Samantha Torres visited Finney County Historical Museum on a sunny Sunday as about 115 people toured the venue and a forecasted 40 more were expected before 5 pm. Sequoya theater manager Drew Fager reported a busy weekend with Fast and Furious drawing crowds and car clubs selling out tickets. In Scott City, Amber Martin and Kelcee Adair enjoyed a relaxed start to summer at Scott Lake State Park as schools lie ahead.
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Dena Harrison
Samantha Torres
Garden City
Finney County Historical Museum
Historical Society Museum
Drew Fager
Sequoyaha Theater
Fager
Amber Martin
Kelcee Adair
Scott City
Martin
Adair
Scott Lake State Park
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