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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2001
Page
1
The Dow Jones average stood at 9701.00 at midnight, showing a gain of 145.73 points from this morning's opening. Investors watched early trading as the index moved higher on renewed optimism and steady volume.
Forecast shows tonight and Friday with mild temperatures and clear to partly cloudy skies. Saturday brings sunny conditions with near 70 degree highs, followed by Veterans Day and Monday with mostly clear to partly cloudy skies and highs in the 65 to 75 range.
The Telegram announces its internet site at now.gctelegram.com providing access to local news, sports, and editorials for readers seeking online coverage.
Sunflower Electric's Holcomb facility faces permit battles and market talks as a second 600 megawatt coal plant eyes 2006 start. Officials note 50 50 odds amid environmental transmission permit needs and potential power sales or shared ownership. Regional transmission consolidation looms with a proposed 120 000 megawatt system across 20 states. Street-level caution remains on rate impacts for Sunflower customers.
The Kansas Water Authority in Dodge City debates the Ogallala Aquifer Management Plan. Committees call for more research education conservation and monitoring as irrigation drives western Kansas agriculture and the state economy. Tom Bogner chairs the panel emphasizing irrigation stability and future water supply. Al LeDoux notes the plan reflects western Kansans' resolve to safeguard water resources.
U S Sen Pat Roberts told Kansas Commodity Classic farmers that agroterrorism legislation should outrank a farm bill. Speaking remotely from a basement after Capitol Hill anthrax, he warned that feeds and farm industries face real risk to the US food supply and economy, with agriculture employing millions.
The Pentagon says U S airstrikes in Afghanistan killed scores of Taliban and al Qaeda fighters though precise figures are unavailable. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld said 40,000 to 50,000 Taliban allied troops remain. Marine Gen Jones noted USS Peleliu was pulled off station for a sensitive mission not tied to Afghanistan.
Postmaster General John Potter told Congress that the government should cover about 5 billion dollars of anthrax cleanup and mail security costs as homeland security, not stamp buyers. He urged that mail users not bear higher postage to fund these measures amid post-9/11 damage and wider military operations.
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