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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2001
Page
7
Garden City Recreation at 310 N Sixth St hosts cookie decorating for ages 12 to 15 starting June 19 from 4 15 to 5 15 p.m with a 28 50 fee. A four week ice cream course for ages 9 to 11 begins June 18 at 4 15 p.m. also 28 50. Call 276-1200 for details and registration.
A Navy F-18 fighter crashed nose first on the V-Bar-2 Ranch northeast of Lake Okeechobee around 10:30 a.m. Witnesses saw no ejecta and officials canceled the search after half an hour, with no survivors found. The jet, departing from Oceana NAS Virginia, was en route to Key West.
Conoco Inc agreed to acquire Gulf Canada Resources for 4.3 billion dollars in cash. The merger would boost Conoco's international oil reserves by about 40 percent and expand North American and Southeast Asian production. Conoco would assume roughly 2 billion dollars of Gulf Canada's debt.
On May 16 Garden City front page reported three local food service businesses closed for numerous food handling and sanitary violations. Kansas State University Extension teams with KDHE and Ecolab to offer a 15 hour SERVSAFE course June 19-20 at the Grandstand Meeting Room Garden City. The $90 program includes coursebook materials certification exam and breaks. Deadline to register is June 5 at the Finney County Extension Office.
Community marks Memorial Day with Field of Honor at Arlington National Cemetery tribute notes fallen soldiers in Belgium Normandy and Pearl Harbor and honors veterans missing in action. Mayor Wharton and Stewart Boone speak on Phase II completion and the $46,000 project as 26 veterans rest in the plot with a granite monument and flag depicts lasting city memory.
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