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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 2001

Page

5

Energy prices bite Kansas residents amid high costs

Residents across Kansas face higher energy bills as prices linger from a brutal winter and volatile crude costs. Industry figures praise Bush energy policy for planning and renewables, but locals report personal cuts to travel and cooling, with concerns over gas and electric bills and a need for fuel efficiency.

Topeka Residents Face High Gas Prices and Choices

Residents describe soaring gas costs near two dollars a gallon and plan changes. Rachel Martin would drive less only if prices pass two dollars, while Kathy Smith expects no relief for a year. Rodney Blythe spent 49 dollars to fill a 4x4 in Topeka, urging action. Steve Kraus criticizes oil profits as prices bite working people.

Rachel Martin Topeka Martin Kathy Smith Rodney Blythe Dover Blythe

City leaders weigh Big Pool fate and tax plan changes

City commissioners aim to hold the mill steady while raising the same amount in property taxes. They face a decision on the Big Pool as repairs to filtration and pipes loom and the season runs May 26 to August 26. Options include renovating the pool, shrinking it into a water park, or other plans as a previous sales tax increase for a water park failed. A public meeting for resident ideas is planned during a daylong retreat at Garden City Community College alongside renewal of a half cent sales tax and highway intersection designs.

Standlee Rod Riffel Riffel Halloran Cruz Vince DiPiazza Nity Jeff Whitham Garden City Community College Garden City Recreation Commission Jennie Barker

Bush presses Putin envoy on anti-missile shield talks

President Bush seeks to persuade Russian foreign minister Igor Ivanov on anti-missile defenses and limits on arms sales to Iran as he plans a June summit with Vladimir Putin. The sessions aim to advance U S goals, including Middle East peacemaking and easing Russia's sanctions regime.

Washington Vladimir Putin Bush Putin Iran White House Igor Ivanov U.S Kremlin Russia United States Ivanov Powell Gain Condoleezza Rice Capitol Hill House Harry Reid D-Nev Reid Middle East Iraq Congress Tration Chechnya Europe NATO Brussels Belgium European Union Goteborg Sweden Genoa Italy Cairo Paris

Spy plane crew honored for exceptional performance

At Andrews Air Force Base the 24 member crew of the EP-3E Aries II received medals for courage after their China sea incident. Lt. Shane Osborn earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medals went to the rest, with Osborn and Senior Chief Nicholas Mellos also receiving Meritorious Service Medals for leadership during detention. The event followed White House visits and public celebrations abroad.

South China Sea Osborn Nicholas Mellos China White House Bush Pilot Osborn Dick Cheney Oval Office Jeremy Crandall North Boone High School Poplar Grove Ill Pacific Fleet Thomas Fargo United States Hainan Island

Gas mileage hits 20 year low as buyers favor trucks

United States government data show model year 2001 vehicles average 24.5 mpg, the worst since 1980, driven by strong light truck sales. Cars average 28.7 mpg while light trucks average 20.9 mpg. Proposals urge higher fuel standards and subsidies for hybrids.

Washington Transportation Department Environmental Protection Agency Bush U.S Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers

Minister mistaken for suspect pedophile detained by FBI

In Hackensack New Jersey a minister Rev Jack Copas was detained by FBI after auto dealership workers mistook him for a pedophile and alerting authorities He was at Paramus Honda to pick up a car for a friend and was misidentified as Eric Rosser former piano player for John Mellencamp

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