Syrup Stir Remains Favorable With Egg Cream Fans
Syrup brand continues to stir controversy among egg cream enthusiasts as debates over taste and tradition persist. Local shops report steady demand while toffee and vanilla variants spark renewed fan discussion and social media chatter.
Market Outside Today Promises Unseasonably Warm Weather
The forecast calls for a warm day with a chance of late afternoon thunderstorms mainly in the north and west. Tonight there is a risk of storms in those areas, and Thursday brings cooler conditions with statewide showers and thunderstorms and mostly cloudy skies.
Telegram site links local news sports and editorials
Local Telegram page invites readers to access the Telegram online for local news sports and editorial content. It highlights current stories and updates across city and region with quick links to sections and features.
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Dow Jones hits 11001 point mark at noon trade
At 11 am the Dow Jones average stood at 11001.06, rising 128.04 from this morning's opening as investors watched early gains amid market activity.
Budget woes spill to local levels
TOPEKA Decisions in Topeka this year could force tough local choices on police protection and street repair. Kansas budget shifts promise property tax relief but may worsen cuts for the poor. Local governments lose millions as state funds are diverted, prompting worries over social services and mental health care.
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Plane crash kills Scott City man in barrel turn
Robert Earl Smith, 68, of Scott City died Tuesday night when his 1949 Bellanca failed to recover from a loop north of town. He was an aviation instructor and longtime pilot. friend Ken Snow said Smith invited him to fly that evening but he declined. Smith was alone aboard the plane. See Accident, Page A5.
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Ulysses Man Dies at Grain Elevator Accident
A 53 year old Ulysses resident Richard Jantzen died after being sucked into corn at the Hickock Grain Elevator in Grant County. Sheriff Lance Babcock said he was moving corn in deep storage when he disappeared around 6 40 pm. Rescue crews searched thirty minutes and the coroner pronounced him dead at the scene. An autopsy was planned in Liberal with results due later that afternoon.
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Garden City High School Class of 2001 Graduation
Garden City seniors rehearsed in the cafeteria as the class of 2001 prepares to graduate at Memorial Stadium Sunday at 2 pm. Graduates meet at 1 pm for a class photo with weekend activities including a Friday field trip and a Saturday Baccalaureate service at Clifford Hope Auditorium.
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Recess Ebb in Busy Elementary School Day
In Bodkin Elementary near Baltimore, students face shortened recess as schools push academics. First grader George Gunther longs to stay outside while peers endure a 25 minute break before returning to 3:15 pm classes. Experts warn reduced unstructured time hurts development.
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Area schools ready for graduation this weekend
About 537 seniors will graduate this weekend from ten area counties. Ulysses High School will hold ceremonies Sunday at 2 p.m. in Walker Auditorium with Julie Conard delivering the keynote. Honors, Eck Award recipients, and the concert choir performing The Perfect Fan accompany orange and silver colors and the orange-tipped white rose. The motto reads Hold a See Graduates.
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Eateries close after KDHE inspections
KDHE violations forced Taqueria Durango to close May 9 after a sweep found no running water and unsafe practices. El Parasito Taqueria and Los Primos remained closed until violations are corrected, with issues including no hot water and improper waste handling on trailers.
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