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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2000
Page
1
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At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,786.70, up 66.96 from this morning's opening. The gain reflects steady intraday momentum as traders digest early market developments.
The forecast calls for a cold, brisk Thursday with rain likely in the east and possible thunderstorms in the southeast. Rain is possible in the west, with a chance of snow in the northwest. Highs range from 40 to 45 in the northwest, mid 50s to low 60s elsewhere, then falling to the 40s in the afternoon.
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More than 150 Grant County residents gathered at the court campus to urge county commissioners to stop Seaboard Farms from expanding into southwest Kansas. Critics cited environmental, air and water concerns. locals asked what the company would give back to the community.
A volunteer bond election committee seeks to boost visibility ahead of the November 7 decision on a $33 million high school bond. Members plan 14 civic presentations this week to promote a "yes" vote as the USD 457 Board of Education backs a second high school.
Todd Domer of the Kansas Beef Council says if the buyer has capital to reinvest IBP, the deal could yield branded beef products and stronger consumer accountability. DLJ Merchant Banking Partners’ Rawhide Holdings would buy IBP for 2.4 billion in cash and assume about 1.4 billion of debt, with business continuing at the Holcomb plant.
The forecast for winter 2000 calls for colder temperatures and above average precipitation, with more snowfall than last year. Jeff Hutton of the National Weather Service in Dodge City forecasts near normal December through March temperatures, but above normal precipitation and snow. In Garden City, average October to March snowfall is 21 inches, with projections likely to exceed that amount.
Tuesday night viewership varied as residents chose other programs or sports over the debate. Some backed Gore citing senior benefits and foreign policy strength, while others favored Bush for smaller government and issue focus. A few saw a draw, with Buchanan’s absence a noted disappointment.
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