Run For The Red Poker Run At Stevens Park
The Garden City American Red Cross Chapter sponsors a Run For The Red poker run and antique car scavenger hunt at Stevens Park starting 10:30 a.m. on September 8. Entry is 30 dollars per person, includes a T shirt, hamburger feed and live entertainment. prizes 300, 200, 100 for first to third. Entries close August 29. For info call 276 2762 or 271 4918.
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Stevens Park
Garden City
Heat, drought curtail Kansas grain sorghum yields
In south-central Kansas heat and drought threaten grain sorghum, with losses to farmers approaching 20 million dollars. KS Grain Sorghum Commission official Kevin Lickteig notes later planting in the region worsens exposure while forecasts hint at storms that may arrive too late to help already harvested fields. Kansas leads U S sorghum production and normally yields 60 to 100 bushels per acre. Weninger reports about 30 bushels per acre with lighter grain by about five pounds.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kevin Lickteig
Kansas Grain Sorghum Commission
South-Central Producers. “I Think It’s Just That Region,” Lickteig
National Weather Service
United States
Weninger
Western Resources Posts 2001 Q2 Loss Amid Merger Talks Breakoff
Western Resources Inc reports a 43 cent per share loss for the June quarter versus 59 cents earnings a year ago as its energy sales rise 2.6 percent. Higher fuel and power costs offset gains, with total sales at 522.9 million. For six months, sales reach 1.08 billion but net loss is 25.7 million. Protection One unit under Westar shows a 46 cent quarterly loss.
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Topeka
Western Resources Inc
Western and Public Service Company of New Mexico
Western
Kansas
Protection One
Westar Industries
Washburn Receives 1.6 Million Bequest from Ness City Lawyer
The estate of Ralph Lawrence Young, a 1928 Washburn graduate, leaves Washburn University 1,598,160 and Fort Hays State 1,087,133. Funds, to be placed with endowment groups, fund scholarships prioritizing students from Rush and Ness counties, where Young grew up. Ness City lawyer Larry Tittel notes the couple had no children and the gift aims to broaden educational opportunities for local youths.
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Topeka
Washburn University
Ralph Lawrence
Sam” Young
Ness City
Washburn
Young
Kansas
Fort Hays State University
Rush
Ness Counties
Larry D. Tittel
Ada
Garden City Pond Tour spotlights home water features
Peggy and Don Dresling host one of 15 ponds on Sundays eighth annual Garden City Public Pond Tour at 1140 N Towns Rd. The couple describe their 25000 gallon pond stocked with catfish perch and crappie. Organizers say ponds range in cost from fifty to thirty thousand dollars and invite visitors to gain ideas from varied landscapes.
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Peggy Dresling
Don
N. Towns Road
Peggy
Steve Michel
Randy
Six Mile Road
Mary Jo
Garden City
Dreslings
Garden City pond tour homes listed with maps
A local pond tour provides a set of homes and participating venues with map access at the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce and several local businesses. Listings include multiple resident addresses and business sponsors such as Ward's Pet & Garden Center and High Plains Public Radio.
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Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce
Garden City Travel Plaza
Garden True Value
Gibson Discount Center
High Plains Public Radio
J&m Paint & Wallcovering
Tropical Arena
Ward's Garden Center
Western Kansas Broadcast Center
Wharton's
Don
Peggy
Towns
Steve
Alisa Emick
Randy Michel
Six Mile Road
Rick
Rosie Swick
Chisholm Court
Jim Mai
Dinh Nguyen
Garden St
Tom
Laura Pavlak
Gillespie Place
Howard
Glenda Skaggs
First St
Alfredo Ritz
Evans Lee Richardson
N. Taylor Ave
Orville Anstaett
Seventh St
Duane van Dolah
Cottontail Court
Larry and
Kathy Claar
Koster St
Graves faces decisions on Kansas Supreme Court vacancies
Gov. Bill Graves must name three replacements as three justices approach age 70, signaling a potential court balance shift. Justice Bob Abbott remains until 2005, while Tyler Lockett Edward Larson and Fred Six will depart. Nominees to be screened by a nine member committee in 2002 before Graves makes final picks.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Kansas Supreme Court
Graves
High Court
Supreme Court
Bill Rich
Washburn Law School
Six
Larson
Lockett
Bob Abbott
Ron Keefover
Don Brown
Garden City Art in the Park showcases 126 booths
The 32nd Art in the Park at Stevens Park runs Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with 126 art craft and food booths from eight states sponsored by the Sandhills Art Association. Irene Unruh chairs the display, noting fewer booths due to tree renumbering but strong quality and variety including paintings pottery quilts jewelry and wood crafts. Local artists like Jean Powell participate among exhibitors from Kansas Iowa New Mexico Texas Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado and South Dakota. Registration Friday 4–8 p.m. and Saturday 5:30–8 a.m. exhibitors set up with around the clock security. the event starts an hour earlier and ends an hour sooner to beat the heat.
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Stevens Park
Sandhills Art Association
Irene Unruh
Unruh
Southwest Arts and Humanities Council
Shell
Kansas
Instate
Iowa
New Mexico
Texas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
South Dakota
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Sheaid
Graham K. Johnson
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Hean Powell