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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 2001

Page

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Pakits Home Finds New Neighborhood in A3 Wichita County

Pakits Home moves to a new neighborhood as A3 Wichita County clinches a playoff berth. The team secured its place with key wins and strong late-game defense, highlighting ongoing season momentum.

Dow Jones Opens Higher At 11 A.M. In Wyoming Market Update

At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 9,506.63, rising 43.73 points from the morning open. The report notes a positive early trading session with gains in the broader market.

Weekend Weather Outlook With Seasonal Sun

Mostly sunny today with highs 55 to 60 north and 60 to 65 south. Tonight remains clear and cold with subfreezing to near 30s. Saturday features sun and warmest readings in the upper 50s to mid 70s driving weekend warmth. Saturday night stays mostly clear with lows from the lower 30s to lower 40s.

Telegram Local News Internet Site Promo

A note promoting The Telegram's online presence invites readers to access local news, sports and editorials on the paper’s Internet site. It highlights broad coverage and directs users to visit the gctelegram.ca domain for digital content.

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Senators Moran Brownback address terrorism amid anthrax scare

The Moran and Brownback offices adapt to anthrax traces in Senate buildings. Brownback says Hart Building sealed and other offices remain open. Moran operates from GAO building while testing continues. House and Senate pass anti terrorism measure 356-66. Moran and Brownback vote yes. The lawmakers stress heightened tools in a war on terrorism.

Sam Brownback Jerry Moran Senate Brownback Topeka Capitol Hart Rayburn Cannon House Murphy Longworth Moran U.S. House

Suspected anthrax hoax not hazardous authorities say

Garden City police and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment confirmed the powder left in an envelope for a 20 year old man was not dangerous. Justin Lobmeyer opened the mail Friday evening and prompted reports of a hoax. See Hoax, Page AS. Terrorism provisions include home searches, phone taps, online monitoring, and immigrant detention. See Terrorism, Page A5

Garden City Kansas Department of Health and Environment Justin Lobmeyer

Ogallala Aquifer Faces Growing Nitrate Threat

In western Kansas and the Oklahoma Panhandle, U S Geological Survey tests of five wells show higher nitrate levels today than 30 years ago along with other contaminants. Water quality risks loom as surface runoff leaches into the aquifer, though city wells remain below danger thresholds. Experts warn the nitrate problem could grow within a decade as irrigation continues.

Topeka Ogallala Kansas Oklahoma Panhandle U.S. Geological Survey Tom Wilson Kansas State University Wilson

Local feed yard expands to 90 thousand head

Gar den City Feed Yard LLC extends capacity from 30 000 to 90 000 cattle amid a 9 to 10 million expansion making it the fourth largest yard in the state per 2000 Cattle Fox figures. Owner Bob Josserand tours the upgraded facility with staff noting dust control sprinkler system and a new computerized processing system that sorts weighs and measures cattle while humans apply shots.

Garden City Feed Yard LLC Bob Josserand Josserand Gigot Cattle Fox of Denver Grant County Ulysses Cattle Empire Feedyard Sublette Caprock Industries Scot Max Jantz Excavating Inc Montezuma Larry Bilberry Garden City Bilberry

Garden City weighs Big Pool future after committee report

Garden City commissioners will hear from the public and the Big Pool committee Tuesday evening at the Administrative Center. The panel urges major repairs or a possible water park development with an admission fee, plus new facilities and management plans.

Garden City Tenance Friends of the Pool” Group MEEC City Commission Eighth St

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