Butts Sherrer Stovall reconsider running for governor
Former political figures Butts Sherrer and Stovall weigh renewed campaigns as state politics shift. Analysts say pressures from party lines and prior races influence a possible bid while voters await clear stances on key issues.
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Weather and Markets Snapshot for Midday Wednesday
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 8 946.44, up 25.74 from the morning. Outside Tonight is partly cloudy to the west and mostly cloudy to the east with a chance of evening showers and thunderstorms in the east and a slight chance of thunderstorms in the northwest. Lows range 50 to 60. Wednesday will be partly cloudy with highs from the mid 70s in the northeast to the mid 80s in the southwest. Wednesday night remains partly cloudy with lows 50 to 60.
Local Telegram Site Adds News and Sports Online
The Telegram announces expanded online access to local news sports and editorials on its website www gctelegram com. Readers can browse current stories beyond the print edition with updates from city county and regional coverage.
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White House Holds Moment Of Silence For Terrorist Attacks
President Bush and Vice President Cheney joined hundreds of White House staff on the South Lawn in a one week tribute to victims of the attacks. Bush urged methodical planning in the anti-terror campaign and spoke at a Rose Garden ceremony honoring rescuers and promoting a donation site. Governors Ridge and Gilmore attended, with Chirac set for a dinner to broaden coalition efforts.
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Texaco Food Mart fined over gas price hike after 9 11
Texaco Food Mart owner Bill Phillips faced a fine from the Attorney General's Office for boosting gas prices after the September 11 attacks. He raised to 2.99 but listed 3.99 4.99 and 5.99 per gallon. He said bad information caused the raise and that a settlement requires a donation to victims and refunds for proven overcharges.
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Brunt of Storm Harms Southwind Homes
Sheriff Bascue reports heavy damage to two Southwind residences after a supposed minor storm moved through. The Gary Salyer home at 2200 Grandview East and the Dario Castillo home at 101 Drury Lane suffered major damage. the Castillo family vacated as gas and electricity were shut off. Fire crews tarped roofs while meteorologist Jeff Hutton cites peak winds around 27 mph in Garden City with stronger gusts just south near Southwind.
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Secret Service agents among Garden City diversions
Four U S Secret Service agents were part of the passenger group diverted to Garden City on United Flight 57 from Washington. They rented a car from Executive Car Rental and headed toward Washington. Agents identified as William Whitledge and Susan Testa used the vehicle, which was later left en route to Wichita.
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Finney County Emergency Plan Costs About $1000
Finney County activated its emergency plan on September 11, incurring non-budgeted costs around $1000. Emergency manager Dave Jones said the plan helped manage the unexpected landing of 180 passengers in three jets. Sheriff’s officers from Thomas, Kearny, Grant and Ford counties assisted, along with Coltby and Ulysses police.
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Airspace closed after terror attacks and county resolution
The Aviation Administration ordered airspace closure on September 11 after the terrorist attacks. Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution proposed by National and Kansas Associations of Counties asserting terrorism cannot break the American spirit and urging counties to stand tall, with the Lee County notice recorded on Page A5.
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Board reflects on response to Tuesday's attacks
On the eve of the one week anniversary of terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, Garden City USD 457 Board of Education reviewed its performance during emergencies. Members examined a district Finney County agreement detailing school responsibilities and noted the county emergency management plan began September 11, after means to halt air travel.
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