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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2001
Page
1
A Sixers guard reports a fractured ankle but delivers key plays in a tense game. He overcomes pain to help the team with scoring and defense, signaling the veteran presence needed in a difficult stretch.
Market Tonight reports a partly cloudy sky with a risk of thunderstorms in the southwest. Lows will range from 50 to 60 degrees. Friday turns partly sunny with a thunderstorm chance in the south and highs between 75 and 80 north and 80 to 85 south. Friday night in the north remains mostly clear with lingering partly cloudy skies and evening storm chances in the south. lows fall to the 50s.
The Telegram provides local news sports and editorials via its internet site www gctelegram com offering updates, features, and community coverage for readers seeking digital access to current events and regional reporting.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,891.90, rising 19.33 points from the morning opening as stock markets showed positive momentum.
The Bush administration aims to send up to 300 per person in tax refunds, fast-tracking to spur growth and avert recession. Congress kept the 55 billion in relief, with about 95 million checks slated to begin mailing in late July, paced at 11 million weekly.
Kansas Supreme Court ruled that upward departures from sentencing guidelines are unconstitutional. Judges can no longer impose harsher terms than the jury verdict supports, though downward departures remain possible. The decision prompts debate on due process and future sentencing procedures.
Rep. Jerry Moran of Hays spoke to residents at Garden City Community College during a Wednesday town hall. The Kansas Republican toured the Big First district to hear local concerns and outline policy priorities.
Rep. Jerry Moran meets Finney County residents at Garden City stop to discuss agriculture health care and education. He tours Marienthal Tribune Syracuse Lakin and Garden City with Cimarron and Honston on today’s schedule. Moran will present WWII medals to Millard Jantz, a vet previously overlooked, including the Air Medal Good Conduct Medal and others.
Kansas State University led Regents schools with 51 percent of bachelor’s degrees awarded to men while statewide men earned 46 percent. National data show men earned 44 percent of degrees in 1998 as women claimed a majority of bachelor’s degrees in every state for the first time. Source Kansas Board of Regents.
Kansas lawmakers prepare for a formal end to the 2001 session in Topeka with only limited business expected. Leader Kent Glasscock says overrides of Gov. Graves vetoes on fiscal year 2002 spending may occur if enough members attend. Graves vetoed 22 items totaling over 56 million dollars, mainly cuts to the Transportation Department, with some restores for agencies like the Department of Administration and the Kansas Water Office.
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