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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2001
Page
1
Weather outlook for Kansas this week
Kansas forecast shows Monday night mostly clear with lows in the 50s. Tuesday brings mostly sunny and warm conditions with highs 85 to 90 and a partly cloudy night. A slight shower chance exists southwest and northeast. Lows 45 to 50 west and in the 50s east. Wednesday will be cooler with a chance of showers in the northeast and dry elsewhere.
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Bush backs refugee aid for Afghanistan and Pakistan
President Bush approves a multimillion dollar relief package to aid Afghan refugees and prevent unrest in Pakistan as US contemplates action against the Taliban. Officials would not confirm the total, but the plan aims to support groups seeking an Afghanistan that is peaceful and terrorism free.
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Washington
Bush
Afghanistan
Pakistan
New York Times
White House
Ari Fleischer
United States
Fleischer
U.S
Whimmydiddle Festival Shines With American Pride
Crowds pack Scott City park for the Whimmydiddle Arts and Crafts Festival as vendors showcase patriotic wares. Tammy Black of Cheney and Susan Savage of Burns report strong sales of red white and blue items while noting year round demand and rising profits. Exhibitors travel statewide, bearing Americana crafts and cedar wood pieces as the event returns for its third straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Tammy Black
Cheney
Black
TB Designs
Susan Savage
Burns
Savage
Ray
Kansas Classics
Kay German
Hutchinson
German
Garden City Neighbor Showcases Patriot Garb and Flight
Pam Stewart of Garden City models patriotic attire she purchased. She devotes time to caring for seven cats and recently completed her first solo flight as a pilot.
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Pam Stewart
Garden City
Stewart
Red White and Blue Pride Shapes a Plaza Doctor’s Weekend
Pamela Stewart a family physician at Plaza Medical spent Saturday at the Whimmydiddle Arts and Crafts Festival in Scott City where she bought patriotic items including two framed pictures a red white and blue ribbon piece a visor a scrunchy five shirts and a heart button She noted her family’s WWII and Air Force ties and said she also won the bid on the American flag that flew over the state capitol March 14 Stewart is working on a pilot license and flew solo to Scott City and back the first time she traveled alone and expects to complete remaining tests and hours before earning her license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Stewart
Plaza Medical
Scott City
Stewart
Garden City Community College
Officials Tour Arkansas River Basin Mediation Effort
Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall and Colorado Attorney General Kan Salazar announced mediation to resolve a long standing Arkansas River water dispute. They conducted an aerial river basin tour starting at Lamar Colorado and ending in Garden City Kansas to view headgates and reservoir uses.
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Kansas
Carla Stovall
Colorado
Kan Salazar
Arkansas River
Garden City
Stovall
Joe Mazurek
Montana
Salazar
Lamar
Colo
John Martin Reservoir
Pueblo
David Pope
Kansas Division of Water Resources
John Draper
Britt Weygandt
Greg Walcher
Tyson completes IBP acquisition with 98 percent vote
IBP Inc voted 98 percent to approve the sale to Tyson Foods Inc, finalizing the merger as documents were filed. At IBP World Headquarters a special meeting announced the deal, while Holcomb plant manager Paul Karkiainen noted operations continue normally and Tyson will not disrupt beef operations.
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IBP Inc
Tyson Foods Inc
Tyson
IBP
IBP World
Holcomb
Paul Karkiainen
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