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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2002
Page
5
Kansas Farm Bureau spokesman Mike Matson said drought relief is critical as loans near renewal. He predicts a lame duck session may try to restore disaster aid, warning many ag producers face dire conditions with two to three years of low moisture hurting yields while prices improve.
The article urges regular furnace maintenance to boost efficiency and reduce bills. It highlights checking and replacing or washing air filters every 30 days, plus annual checkups costing 60 to 75 dollars that can save about 150 dollars yearly. It also covers carbon monoxide risks, utility disconnection rules under Cold Weather Rule, and payment arrangements with Aquila to avoid service fees.
Kansas lawmakers debate funding for community colleges under the Board of Regents as Sen. Christine Downey urges grassroots support. Officials warn local property tax owners resent state obligations shifting to counties while 15 districts raise levies and four cut taxes this year.
President Bush stated that Vice President Dick Cheney would join him if he runs again in 2004, praising Cheney's counsel and friendship while noting Cheney’s health and past Halliburton ties are under scrutiny. Cheney signaled willingness to serve a second term if asked, with wife and doctors' approval.
President Bush praised the United Nations resolution approving weapons inspections and warned Saddam Hussein that failure to disarm would bring the severest consequences. He urged allies to remain united as Tony Blair echoed the threat of military action if Iraq defies the resolution. Iraq said it would study the plan and respond by the Friday deadline.
Iraq will review the Security Council draft on weapons inspections before deciding whether to accept it. Ambassador Mohammed Al Douri said Baghdad will study the text and determine if acceptance is possible. He noted Syria’s recent backing but stressed Iraq bears no ill will toward Damascus.
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