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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 2001
Page
1
Community notices list churches and service times for Sunday worship across local congregations. Readers are advised to consult each listing for exact hours and locations including morning and evening services.
From overnight readings in the mid-30s in the northwest to the lower 40s and mid-40s in the south and east, Saturday looks mostly sunny with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. The pattern suggests continued mild weather into early next week.
The Telegram spotlights local news and sports stories from the community with editorials and updates. Readers are directed to the newspaper’s Internet site for full coverage and featured features.
The FBI alerted eight western states that terrorists may target major bridges in coming days, including California’s Golden Gate. Gov. Davis cited credible evidence of four California bridges being at risk, with federal officials endorsing his disclosure after he spoke.
Casey Gillespie, a cheerful fourth grader at Bernadine Sitts Intermediate, died in what authorities say appears accidental after a 22 caliber rifle discharged during a sleep over at a friend’s rural home. Friends and family recall his infectious smile, red hair and freckles. The two Schultz brothers and other classmates attended parent teacher conferences when the tragedy occurred. A balloon release and memorial service are planned at First United Methodist Church at 4 p.m. with early dismissal to attend.
Gasoline in Texas drops below one dollar a gallon in several cities, with San Antonio and Austin seeing sub dollar prices. At an HEB on the west side, 93.9 cents paid for regular, while statewide self service averages around $1.18. Local prices remain near $1.28 in some areas, and readers are advised about nationwide variations and earlier high marks.
A state audit in Topeka suggests civil penalties could boost compliance in fertilizer storage and use. The Kansas Department of Agriculture regulates storage and application equipment and could sue violators, but prosecutions are costly and rare. Auditors urged lawmakers to grant civil penalty authority to speed corrective actions by farmers, applicators, and suppliers.
U S Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas praises civilian focused airport security while criticizing full federalization of baggage screening. The House, backed by President Bush, passes a private contractor based plan, diverging from the Senate’s approach. Moran supported the House version and Brownback urges faster improvements in screening practices.
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