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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2000
Page
3
The White Woman Basin Chapter of the Old Time Fiddlers Pickers and Singers will perform from 2 to 4 30 p m Sunday at the VIP Building 300 Church St Scott City The public is invited to attend at no charge.
Finney County Extension agent Linda Walter hosts a live satellite teleconference "Working with Wood Kids Can Do It" from 6 10 to 7 45 p m Thursday at the Finney County Extension Office. Parents and caregivers learn safe woodworking for toddlers and older children with Penn State broadcast and local sponsors Finney County Extension Service Care Connection. Pre register by Wednesday at 272 3670. Cost 2 per person for workshop materials. Bring a sandwich. coffee tea and snacks provided.
Area educators from Montezuma Copeland Hugoton Garden City and Cimarron display work in two galleries at the Carnegie Center for the Arts Dodge City through Oct 21. Opening reception runs 7 to 9 tonight. Viewing hours vary Tue Sat. Call (316) 225-6388.
The Garden City Telegram invites readers to report errors by calling 275 8500, providing a channel for corrections and ensuring accuracy in local coverage. The notice emphasizes prompt notification of mistakes in Telegram publications.
Outside TOPEKA Kansas sunny mild weather is anticipated Friday with weekend highs from mid 70s northeast to near 90 southwest. Overnight lows range upper 40s northeast to around 60 southwest. Temperatures climb to 80s to mid 90s Saturday through Monday then ease to mid 70s to mid 80s Tuesday. Road condition hotline provided.
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius told auto insurers to stop imposing surcharges after accidents caused by defective tires. She issued a bulletin to 180 companies, in response to a national tire recall, calling such penalties discriminatory and an unfair trade practice. A news conference accompanied the action, aimed at consumer protection and pre emptive action amid few complaints. Legislator Rep. Bob Tomlinson criticized the move as grandstanding.
Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius announced a directive barring surcharges on premiums for accidents involving defective tires. Local agents praise the move as a money saver for at fault cases, noting State Farm already follows similar practices. Experts urge drivers to document police reports and tire details to protect themselves and aid insurance records.
Fiesta 2000 marches set for Saturday at 10 a.m. with 60 entries and top prizes. Queen Erica Picazo leads the royal court along Main Street, amid a weeklong celebration starting with coronation tonight at the 31 Building and Latin Sounds dance.
Sen. Sam Brownback criticizes what he calls deplorable marketing practices by the entertainment industry aimed at children under 18. He urges a voluntary code or federal rules while opposing broader federal water regulations in Kansas. Brownback parallels industry tactics to tobacco marketing and calls for FTC action on deceptive ads.
Tonight is clear with a low 55 to 60 degrees. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Saturday will be mostly sunny and breezy with a high 90 to 95 and south winds 15 to 25 mph gusting. Saturday night remains clear with a low in the upper 50s to upper 60s. Thunder storms noted.
Edward Jones & Co. reports the Dow Jones average at 11,063.50, down 23.96 from this morning's opening price. The market declined as trading progressed, signaling cautious sentiment among investors.
Grain prices at Garden City Co op were listed for corn soybeans and wheat with market bids and offers appearing in the local commodity section. Farmers noted steady activity as buyers and sellers reported narrow spreads and attentive trading floor chatter.
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