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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2000
Page
3
Garden City High School announces fall production The Wizard of Oz with tickets available at the GCHS athletic office. Curtain at 8 p.m. on November 9 and 11 and 2 p.m. November 12. Prices are 4 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for students, seating by reservation. Some tickets may be sold at the door if not sold out.
A choir demonstration is scheduled Monday night at 7 at Charles O Stones Intermediate Center in the cafeteria. A PTO meeting will immediately follow at 7 30.
The Finney County Humane Society sponsors its first annual dog agility trials at the Finney County Fairgrounds horse barn. More than 100 entrants compete in timed agility events starting 8:30 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Kanopolis, AP The Acme Brick Co plant may be rebuilt after a mine shaft collapse destroyed 30 percent of the plant. Two engineers study the structure and surroundings before any rebuilding decision. The Crystal Salt Mine Co shaft near the plant caved in on October 28 releasing air and bricks onto the facility. No employees were injured as investigators assess feasibility and cost before approval to proceed. Jim Green, risk manager for Acme Building Brands of Fort Worth, says millions may be needed and a decision hinges on engineers' findings.
Two physician groups leave a Kansas City area hospital to revive the heart transplant program at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Twenty two doctors from Mid-America Cardiology Associates PC and three from MidAmerica Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgeons PCC join the program, leaving St. Luke's Hospital where they were affiliated. The move aligns with the Kansas City Life Sciences Initiative, a university partnership.
A correction states Sheriff Don Wilson did not find fugitive Paul Allen Miller from a hitchhiker tip. The call came from someone reporting a hitchhiker, which later proved to be Miller.
Partly cloudy and cool weather is forecast across Kansas through Saturday with lows Friday night ranging 35 to 40s in the north and west and 40s to 45s in the southeast. Saturday highs are expected 55 to 65. The extended outlook calls for rain and thunderstorms Sunday and colder conditions Monday and Tuesday with Sunday highs mostly in the 50s. Road condition hotline 1-800-585-7623.
About 300 area high school students attended Hispanic Student Day at the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building. College President Carol Ballantyne and Mayor Reynaldo Mesa spoke as HALO members and four Garden City Community College graduates shared career paths. Sessions covered law enforcement, health care, cosmetology, education, and financial aid.
Lane County sheriff’s officers picked up Paul Allen Miller, 24, while giving a ride to a hitchhiker on a rural road. Miller had escaped Lane County Jail Sunday night during a burglary and theft case, breaking through three doors. He was nabbed after a pursuit through a wheat field and had been waiting at his stepmother’s home before authorities were alerted. He faced a 23 month sentence in the Kansas Department of Corrections.
The World Impact Tour visits Garden City with weightlifters, Polynesian dancers, and GX Jam rollerbladers at the Exhibition Building over three nights starting Friday at 7 p.m. Admission is free. Organizers emphasize healthy role modeling and youth outreach backed by churches and Youth With A Mission. Main acts include Thrive, GX Jam, and Island Breeze Polynesian dancers with elaborate light, jumbotron, and sound displays.
Tonight mostly cloudy with a low in the mid 30s and light variable wind. Saturday mostly cloudy with a high in the mid 50s and light variable wind becoming south at 10 to 15 mph. Saturday night mostly cloudy with a low from 35 to 45. Sunday shows a likely rain, dampening the weekend forecast.
Grain prices listed for Garden City Co op show Wheat at 2.79, Corn at 2.08 to 3.27, and Soybeans at 4.32 reflecting market quotes for the period. Prices appear as a compact fixture of the commodity bulletin.
Edward Jones and Co reports the Dow Jones average at 10,804.60, down 75.83 from the morning opening as traders react to early market movement.
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