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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2000
Page
1
New attractions at the state fair drew attention as organizers unveiled updated displays and activities for visitors. Jets branding and appearances were part of the excitement, with officials promising enhanced entertainment and broader exhibit offerings for attendees.
Dow Jones opens at 11200.60, down 59.20 as markets reflect cautious trading. Weather favors warmth with mid-90s highs, morning sun then possible Saturday storms in western and northern regions, while south central and southeast stay dry. Overnight lows range from 55 to 75 depending on location.
Telegram notes local news and sports coverage available online at www.gctelegram.ca. The site hosts editorials and regional updates with headlines and features for readers seeking digital access.
An environmental group says criticism of proposed federal water standards for Kansas is excessive, focusing on extending rules to private lakes and ponds. The EPA plans hearings in Topeka and Dodge City as Sierra Club and Kansas Natural Resource Council push for stricter enforcement under the Clean Water Act.
Scott City residents and administrators gathered in the high school auditorium to chart renewal for the district amid declining enrollment and budget strain. Superintendent Jim Barrett cited multiple issues from school closings to teacher salaries and facility quality, while parents urged transparency and community input to prevent stagnation.
Michael Paul Perez and Roxann Shirley Borsick faced multiple charges after a 15-year-old girl was allegedly raped while others present in a trailer. Perez, recently released from prison, and Borsick appeared by video in court. Bond set at $250,000.
Coming Saturday the SW Kansas political debate centers on water supply management and farm water rights. Local officials and residents confront drought pressures, interstate compacts, and future policy choices affecting irrigation, towns, and rural economies.
In Ulysses Grant County, 16 provincial ballots produced a 573 to 573 tie on a $2 million bond to remodel the 1956 library. A recount will be held by next Friday under a special election board after one ballot was disqualified for late registration.
The state seized 43 Siamese cats and several dogs from Sublette breeder Debra North operating as A-Paws Breeding Service after repeated failed inspections by the Kansas Animal Health Department. North did not pass four inspections and repeatedly resisted access, despite licensing attempts dating from 1998 to 1999.
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