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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2004
Page
1
Caitlynn Clepper, four months old, sits beside a plush bear in a candid outdoor scene. The infant smiles as the toy companion provides comfort during a sunny afternoon moment.
Finney County faces a record 802 appeals to the Kansas Board of Tax Appeals from five major producers BP America Production Exxon Mobil Oxy Anadarko and Cimarex over mineral valuations. Seward County has no pending cases but future challenges loom as Visual Lease Services work surfaces.
Exxon Mobil filed a suit against Finney County, its appraiser Alan Roop, clerk Carol Brown, treasurer Raylene Dick and the Board of County Commissioners. The suit seeks to restore spring 2003 oil and gas values and to declare that tax bills were paid under protest if not granted.
Garden City weighs creating a centralized purchasing division to consolidate tasks across city departments and other governments. The committee cites a need for a skilled, organized shopper who is good with numbers and consistency to manage a small-scale inventory and leverage bargains.
An Illinois farmer helped develop GloTell, a fluorescent pink additive for anhydrous ammonia that deters theft and aids leak detection. After testing in Illinois, Kentucky, and Indiana, thefts stopped within a week. Royster-Clark will distribute the product nationwide next month under an exclusive deal.
AP says more than 37,000 cattle have been tested nationally for BSE with Kansas contributing 664 tests by Aug 12. Kansas ranks second in cattle numbers with about 6.65 million on ranches and feedyards. Testing began June 1 under a $70 million plan aiming to screen 220,000 cattle in 12 to 18 months.
Today is partly cloudy with a high near 86 and a low around 62. Sunday temps rise to a high of 88 and a low of 63. Details are on Page A8.
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