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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2000
Page
1
Dow Jones slips as fog, sun mark midweek forecast
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10134.80, down 103.96 from this morning's open. Tuesday brings patchy fog then mostly sunny skies with highs 70 to 75 and lows in the 40s. Wednesday remains mostly sunny with highs 75 to 80. Thursday stays dry with lows upper 30s to lower 50s and highs 70 to 80. Friday remains dry with lows upper 30s northwest to upper 40s east.
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Missouri Governor Carnahan dies in plane crash
Missouri Governor Mel Carnahan, amid a U.S. Senate campaign, died when his twin-engine Cessna crashed in Jefferson County near St. Louis. Also aboard were his son Roger, 44, and aide Chris Sifford, 37, as bad weather and instrument conditions plagued the flight to a rally in New Madrid. The tragedy occurred while Carnahan sought to unseat Sen. John Ashcroft in a highly watched race.
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Goldman, Mo
Missouri
Mel Carnahan
U.S. Senate
Carnahan
Roger
Chris Sifford
Jefferson County
St. Louis
Parks Bi-State
Cahokia
Ill
New Madrid
National Weather Service
Jerry Howard
Dexter
Roy Temple
Missouri Democratic Party
Sifford
Carnahan to remain on Missouri ballot after death
Missouri remains the U S Senate race in November with Gov Mel Carnahan listed on the ballot despite his death in a plane crash. Secretary of State Bekki Cook said the ballot deadline passed last Friday leaving no legal way to remove his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Mel Carnahan
U.S. Senate
Bekki Cook
Cook
Carnahan
Vigil marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month at hospital chapel
Donna Gerstner of Garden City led about 20 women at St. Catherine Hospital chapel in a Monday vigil for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Hospital chaplain Shannon Borchert urged action against abuse and cited that a woman is abused every nine seconds.
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Donna Gerstner
Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Shannon Borchert
Borchert
Finney County Economic Board faces funding stance and critique
George Hopkins urges the Finney County Economic Development Corp to push forward during his first board meeting as a cornerman. City Commissioner Jerry Davis and County Chairman Cliff Mayo voice support while a funding cut deadline looms, with budget decisions deferred to next fiscal year and budget review.
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Finney County Economic Development Corp
George Hopkins
Hopkins
Garden City
John Davis
Chamber
Dick Fankhauser
Jerry Davis
County Commission
Cliff Mayo
Jim Wharton
Davis
Mayo
Finney County to charge $5 for STD tests
Finney County Health Department will charge a $5 fee for STD tests after commissioners approved the measure by a 3-2 vote. Administrator Cheryl Kottke said many women ages 15 to 29 seek treatment and warned repeat offenders may backslide. County leaders defended the move as a deterrent and part of new administration.
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Finney County Health Department
Cheryl Kottke
County Health Department
Finney County
Commission
Clifford Mayo
Jerry Davis
Irv Stephens
Davis
Kottke
Health Department
Commissioners back school bond with close 3 2 vote
Finney County commissioners approve a 33 million bond for a second high school by a 3 2 margin after hours of debate. A public forum is set for tonight at 7 in Garden City High School cafeteria to discuss the Nov 7 bond election with bond committee members presenting and residents allowed to ask questions.
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Finney County
Commission
Garden City High School
Bond Committee
Halbur
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