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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2000
Page
1
A terse sports blurb notes the Buffaloes face a third setback in a row as their season falters. The brief highlights a frustrating stretch, signaling continued struggle and mounting pressure on the team and coaching staff.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10 410 27, rising 17 20 from this morning's opening as traders gauge early gains in the stock market.
The forecast calls for a partly sunny west on Wednesday with rain and thunderstorms likely in the central and eastern areas. Highs range from 65 to 70 on the west and 70 to 75 on the east. Wednesday night brings partly cloudy skies west with more rain and storms in the center and east and lows in the 40s west and 55 to 60 east. Thursday becomes partly sunny west and trends to partly sunny with a chance of thunderstorms in the east.
Short note directs readers to the Telegram site www.gctelegram.com for full local news sports and editorials. The message urges online access for current coverage and resources beyond the print edition.
Garden City Police Department disciplinary action targets Sgt. Michael Freeman a nine year veteran and bicycle patrol and shift supervisor. Freeman appeals the ruling while city officials refuse to reveal investigation details citing personnel matter. decision review and appeals timeline outlined by police chief and city officials.
Topeka AP reports Attorney General Carla Stovall issued a legal opinion stating most farm ponds in Kansas aren’t regulated under federal law as debates over new EPA water quality standards continue. The opinion addresses ponds and water rights amid ongoing policy discussions.
The volunteer high school bond committee, formed to back a Yes vote on the November 7 bond, met Tuesday night planning a final push. If approved, the $33 million issue funds a second high school. Co chair Mac Payne says to apply full pressure next week while Rich Harp notes strong responses from groups visited. more presentations are planned see page A3.
The group aims to raise about 9 650 for public promotions of a school bond plan. They are roughly 1 400 short as Ways and Means chair John Scheppner notes. Sunflower Electric and district staff are among supporters. TV ads have begun on KUPK and will air on cable. committee member Rick Thomeczek says ads address key issues to inform the public. See Bond, Page A2.
In Wichita AP report farmers face higher field work and fertilizer bills as fuel prices rise from 60s to over 1 dollar per gallon and nitrogen costs climb. Experts warn nitrogen use remains essential, while no-till benefits could emerge this fall amid cost pressures.
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