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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2000
Page
1
The Buffaloes aim for a state berth as winter sports events unfold. Key athletes from the team push for top finishes and meet expectations in regional competitions. Coaches emphasize pace, defense, and consistency to secure a state bid.
A weather note reports a wind advisory for the northwest, warm and partly sunny conditions, and stronger wind in the west and south central. Temperatures reach 50s northeast and 60s to 65 in the southwest, with clear to cloudy skies at night and lows from the 20s northwest to 30s and 35 southeast. Friday brings colder, mostly cloudy east and partly sunny west conditions.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,457.50, down 171.58 from this morning's opening as investors weighed early market moves.
The Telegram announces its online presence at www.gctelegram.com providing local news sports and editorials for readers seeking digital access to updates and features from the newspaper.
An apparent animal rights protest disrupted Holiday Inn Express by a virus that shut the 10 day old computer system. Patrons flooded emails and gift-service complaints about the Kansas Outdoors Ltd. hunt, with hotel officials defending participation and stating they will not stop renting rooms to pheasant hunters.
Kansas farm groups give mixed reviews to a seven panel task force report on the state economy, schools and social services. Farm Bureau lauds value added agriculture while others call for faster adaptation to agribusiness mergers and broader rural tech access. The plan proposes a Kansas State University center for value added products and tax credits, with cautions on federal water regulation and Latin American markets. Roy Crenshaw of Farm Bureau supports value added aims but favors federal scrutiny of mergers and ongoing market monitoring rather than state action.
Santa Claus will stay weekend at the Garden City Recreation Commission Santa's Christmas Carnival in the Finney County Fairgrounds Expo Building. All day ride passes cost 4 dollars. Donna Gerstner notes Santa will greet children for photos and wishes with rides such as Tubs of Fun Moonwalk Scrambler kiddie cars and a carousel. Rides arrive Friday from Foster Rides in Dodge City and games include elf floor hockey frog jump and ring toss. Concessions and helium balloons will be available.
A tense legal battle unfolds over Florida votes as Gore seeks to overturn Bush’s certified win while Cheney and Powell contemplate roles. Gore runs a rapid media blitz as the Electoral College vote approaches on December 18, with tensions mounting in a nation awaiting a transition.
A new Measuring Up 2000 study from the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education finds that the state where a person grows up and lives largely determines access to education past high school. It notes disparities by income and race, with whites faring better across all states.
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