State track South Gray runner shows drive and desire
South Gray's track standout displays determination and grit in the state meet, powering through tough heat to earn a strong showing. The athlete, backed by school coaches and supporters, demonstrates perseverance and focus amid high-pressure competition.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
A chance of evening showers northeast tonight then clearing skies. Lows in the 40s. Saturday, mostly sunny and mild with highs 75 to 80 in the west and central regions and mid 70s in the east. Saturday night partly cloudy with lows from the upper 40s west to the lower 50s east.
Stock Market Opens Lower With Dow at 11043.42
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 11 043.42, down 78.98 from this morning's opening as traders weighed early losses. The broader market showed mixed signals with tech shares contributing to the decline.
Local Telegram Site Offers News and Sports Online
The Telegram provides local news, sports and editorials on its website www gctelegram com. Readers can access updated coverage and features through the online portal for convenient viewing and reference.
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Hispanicization appears in Finney County population shifts
Kansas University anthropologist Donald Stull notes Finney County and Garden City are becoming more Hispanicized as the 2000 census shows Hispanics doubling to 17 548 from 8 353 in 1990 while whites rise modestly to 27 982 and Asians decline from 1 203 in 1990 to 1 195 in 2000.
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Last farewell as Theoni Elementary closes after 1953 heritage
Janee Morlan, 4, of Scott City joins in singing at Theoni Elementary's final end-of-school program on Thursday. The event marks the last day of operation for the rural school, with a lunch and awards ceremony following, and students and staff receive commemorative t-shirts honoring the school’s heritage.
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Jeffords says Bush faced one term after party exit
Sen. James Jeffords told White House officials that President Bush would be a one term president if his education funding plan remained. He cited insufficient school money and health program cuts as key reasons for leaving the GOP while predicting broad political fallout for Republicans as they face upcoming Senate elections.
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Kansas Wheat Harvest Slumps Amid Drought Toll
In Kansas farm country towns face hard times as government estimates show farmers abandoned 1 million acres of hard red winter wheat. Remaining harvested acres are the state’s lowest since 1957 due to drought and a cold winter, with national winter wheat harvest estimated at 1.34 billion bushels.
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ConAgra restates earnings probe at UAP
ConAgra Foods says fictitious sales and misreported earnings at United Agri Products Cos. will cut earnings by about 123 million dollars over three years. The company and the SEC are investigating accounting problems at UAP. CEO Bruce Rohde says control systems will be strengthened and further actions taken, including personnel changes. UAP distributes seed fertilizer and farm chemicals and makes up about nine percent of ConAgra's business.
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