Garden City Fits Bellum For Displaying Flag Properly
Garden City adopts Bellum standards to display the flag correctly, marking a local move to align civic spaces with official protocol and patriotic presentation in public venues.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2001
Page
1
Weather shifts to showers in north central region
Tonight a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the north central and northeast with partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Winds rise from the northwest with lows ranging from the lower 30s in the northwest to near 50 in the southeast. Wednesday turns windy and cooler with partly cloudy conditions in the north and sunny in the south. The Dow Jones at 11 a.m. stood at 9428.23, up 51.20 from the morning opening.
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Post Offices on the Defensive in Anthrax Case
A New Jersey postal worker is hospitalized with a suspected inhalation anthrax case, the latest in the bioterrorism scare. Health Secretary Thompson urged tougher testing and treatment if tainted mail is found, while New Jersey officials said the worker is in serious but stable condition and on antibiotics. The facility processes at least three anthrax tainted letters mailed to Washington and New York as the nation grapples with the crisis.
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Washington
New Jersey
Health and Human Services
Tommy Thompson
George DiFerdinando
New York
Anthrax deaths strike federal mail workers
Precautions rise as Washington officials confirm inhaled anthrax caused two postal worker deaths and hospitalize two more. Garden City post staff express shock while Washington vows an aggressive federal response.
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Garden City
Washington, D.C
Donna Ramos
Fall prices hit Kansas feedlots as cattle backlogs rise
At the Winter Feedyard in Dodge City owner Ken Winter says he is feeding 10 percent more cattle today than a year ago as feedlots nationwide hold stock to avoid losses from collapsing prices. Kansas data show 2.54 million head on feed on Oct 1, up 10 percent year over year and 2 percent from a month earlier, while U.S. cattle-on-feed inventory is 1 percent above last year.
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Wichita
Dodge City
Ken Winter
Big Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
U.S
Local producers optimistic on cattle market rebound
Area feedlots report pens full while managers acknowledge losses but stay hopeful as market dynamics shift. Brookover Feedyard north yard manager John Hatton notes packers and retailers enjoying strong profits, and producers await rising cattle prices amid ongoing volatility.
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John Hatton
Brookover Feedyard
Wind farms to generate dollars in Gray County Kansas
Dodge City hosts a Monday wind energy conference as Gray County readies 170 wind generators across seven acres near Montezuma. Pinnacle Technology's Donna Johnson says wind power is feasible and boosts tax base, with FPL planning community reinvestment. About 22 landowners have signed easements for turbines, earning 1 000 to 2 000 dollars in leasing income, while over 300 locals from 12 states attended the Dodge City College event to learn about the first commercial wind farm and other wind energy topics.
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Dodge City
Gray County
Kansas
North Dakota
Texas
Donna Johnson
Pinnacle Technology Inc
Lawrence
Florida Power and Light Energy
Johnson
Dodge City Community College
Ater
Montezuma
David Johnson
Pinnacle
Great Plains
FPL
Juno
County and City Back Finney Dairy Plant Bid
Finney County and Garden City officials unanimously back the Finney County Economic Development Corp in pursuing a dairy manufacturer. Negotiations, brokered by Price Waterhouse, aim to locate a plant creating an industrial park with two industrial revenue bonds offering 75 percent abatement for 10 years on construction and a second 100 percent abatement for a water treatment facility. The client should decide within weeks.
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Finney County Economic Development Corp
George Hopkins
Finney County
Price Waterhouse
Hopkins
Garden City
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