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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2001
Page
1
Sony introduces a featherweight gadget boasting long battery life and top performance. The device targets on the go users seeking portability and efficiency, with enhanced display quality and quick charging features highlighted in early reviews.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,737.85, down 138.85 from this morning's opening as stocks traded lower in the session.
Forecast notes periods of rain and thunderstorms for the north and west with chances in the southeast. Tonight remains cloudy with possible storms, and Friday repeats rain and thunderstorm chances in the northwest and southeast zones.
The Telegram directs readers to its website www gctelegram com for local news sports and editorials with full coverage and updates available online.
Garden City gas stations report at least 607 in losses since February as 35 driving away without paying are logged by the Police Department in 13 weeks. A recent example at Presto 2522 N Taylor Ave shows 25.18 in unpaid gas, with Presto Kwik Shop on Campus Drive and Kansas Avenue most affected.
A 21 year old Leoti man, Arellano, received two consecutive life sentences for first degree murder after pleading guilty. He must serve at least 25 years before parole and is eligible in 49 years. The March killings of 23 year old Yony Flores Reciado and 27 year old Beatriz Martinez Flores occurred before their children.
Unemployment benefits for former ConAgra Beef Co employees affected by the Dec 25 fire are expiring or near expiry. Benefits, ranging 10 to 26 weeks, depend on prior earnings with no extensions unless Kansas hits an 8 percent unemployment rate. Some workers were ineligible due to insufficient plant employment.
Area educators voiced sharp criticism of the Kansas Legislature’s handling of education funding at a Kansas Association of School Boards regional meeting. John Koepke described lawmakers as lacking heart toward public education and predicted limited progress from current negotiations, with districts likely relying more on local option budgets funded by property taxes.
Garden City commissioners review 2002 budgets with updates from police, utilities, recreation, court and other departments. Human resources director Jim Berry cites publicity over minority hiring as hindering police applications, noting nine openings and ongoing recruiter testing, radius search, and outreach efforts to diverse candidates. The two day meetings inaugurate the budgeting process set to wrap in August.
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