Chiefs Work Some Magic in Denver Victory
Chiefs pull off a surprising win in Denver with late plays and strong defense led by key players. The game featured breakthroughs on offense and series by multiple stars as the team edge the opponent.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2000
Page
1
Chiefs pull off a surprising win in Denver with late plays and strong defense led by key players. The game featured breakthroughs on offense and series by multiple stars as the team edge the opponent.
The forecast calls for rain ending Monday morning in the east with mostly sunny skies statewide. Highs in the 60s, then clear Monday night with fog east and lows from 35 to 40. Tuesday will be sunny and mild with highs 70 to 75.
A brief note announces that local news sports and editorials are available at The Telegram’s Internet site www.gctelegram.com and invites readers to visit for full coverage. The statement emphasizes online access to key content categories.
Mika Negishi, 29, teaches ceramics and sculpture in her first year at Garden City Community College. She describes a strong life passion driving her art and a special fulfillment in teaching. Her travels and craft shape her creative approach and classroom energy.
Native Japanese ceramic artist Negishi describes the thrill of ceramics as ever changing and shared with diverse students from 18 to 80. Her training spans Kobe to Carbondale and back, fueling a life passion in teaching at GCCC.
Harris News Service reports on immigration from Mexico to Kansas. Father Ned Blick relocated to Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in South Hutchinson after Spanish training and now oversees a growing Spanish service of about 200. He notes enriching experiences and says mass in Lyons monthly. Kansas religious groups provide spiritual, shelter, and paperwork aid to immigrant families, with nuns like Sister Judy Stephens of Catholic Charities in Salina comparing the journey to Mary and Joseph.
The United Way stands at 47 percent of its 435000 goal after last week's push, with IBP employees contributing heavily. About 75 percent of the 3000 workers heard volunteer presentations, moving the drive toward its target. Margaret Anderson praised IBP's role and noted smooth plant presentations near Holcomb.
The Stewards of the Land held a Scott City picnic at Scott Lake State Park to exchange plans to preserve family farms amid low groundwater, weak prices, and high fuel costs. Ulysses farmer David Pucket and his family described diversifying into a Direct to consumer Triple P Farm business offering beef, poultry, eggs, and vegetables via a newsletter and orders.
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