Weekend Weather Outlook With Sunny Skies
Today features mostly sunny skies with highs in the 75 to 85 range. Tonight remains clear with lows between 40 and 50. Thursday returns to sun with highs from 80 to 85.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2000
Page
1
Today features mostly sunny skies with highs in the 75 to 85 range. Tonight remains clear with lows between 40 and 50. Thursday returns to sun with highs from 80 to 85.
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,633.10, up 1.85 points from this morning's opening as market activity continued.
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Garden City officials welcomed a Wheatland Electric feasibility study on a water treatment facility near the Sunflower plant in Holcomb. Burns and McDonnell Environmental Consultants authored the report outlining a joint venture to share water rights and meet growing domestic demand while Wheatland brings abundant rights. The city would need to participate to secure future supply as it seeks to repurpose and expand its water use amid aging wells and aquifer differences.
A 3-year-old Garden City boy, Alex Lopez, in critical condition after head injuries. Police investigate possible criminal circumstances. Lopez had moved from El Paso two weeks ago with family. he was taken to St Catherine Hospital unconscious and nonresponsive. Subdural hematoma described by Garden City Police Capt. Michael Utz.
Garden City commissioners voiced disappointment over leadership at the Finney County Economic Development Corp and debated cutting funding. The group has until year end to persuade the city not to pull about 38 thousand dollars, while a board member resignation and lack of actionable input prompted calls to replace or withhold funds.
The volunteer committee overseeing a $33 million bond vote to fund a new high school met at the Educational Support Center and focused on campaign finances. They had raised $4,700 to date with potential for more, as subcommittee chair John Scheppner noted that only $1,000 more could be committed now while Rich Harp discussed further fundraising prospects.
A 39 year old Garden City man died after hours of drinking and listening to music in his garage. Martin Perez-Landeros of 2111 Arapaho Drive was found unconscious on the garage floor early Tuesday by family members who said he was last seen around 1 am in a van. Police Capt. Michael Utz said efforts to revive him at home failed.
In Topeka the head of the governor’s school finance task force said future deliberations would stay closed to the public, arguing advisory groups aren’t covered by open meetings law. Attorney general’s office backs the position while critics urge full public access.
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