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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 2001

Page

5

Powerball jackpot could reach 280 million

DES MOINES Iowa AP Powerball mania grows as players anticipate a drawing that could reach 280 million dollars unofficial prize for Saturday. No one matched all six numbers in Wednesday's draw worth 193.5 million. 42 tickets matched the first five numbers for 100 000 each. Twenty-one states plus Washington DC play Powerball.

Des Moines Iowa Joe Mahoney Mahoney Ohio Illinois Michigan Washington D.C Clarence Cameron

Cox launches expanded cable with 66 channels for 36.88 per month

Cox Communications unveils a four tier digital service adding 66 channels at 36.88 monthly, up from 32.14 for 57 channels. Standard service includes The Inspirational Network Outdoor Life Speedvision and Turner Classic Movies, plus 48 more channels for 26.53 monthly.

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Crop conditions show varied corn milo and soybean health in Kansas

Kansas farmers report mixed corn and milo conditions with 19 percent very poor or poor, 30 percent fair for corn and 28 percent poor or very poor, 34 percent fair for milo. Soybeans appear fair statewide but vary by region, as drought lingers and rain is needed in southern areas.

Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service White Milo Kansas Dennis Morrice Kansas Soybean Association KASS Morrice Shawnee Douglas Osage U.S. Department of Agriculture Eugene Swearingen USDA

Census Findings See Kansas Boom Lift Home Prices and Incomes

The census report notes rising incomes and home costs across Kansas with median income up 48 percent from 27,291 to 40,438 while monthly mortgage costs rose from 628 to 879. Salaries increasingly clustered in 60,000 to 74,499, reflecting inflation and a free market in housing. The survey covered 700,000 households in 1,203 counties, part of a test to annualize data.

Page al Realtors Rosenbloom Census Bureau

Suspected Sacramento killer still at large in area

Authorities say Nikolay Soltys is believed to be in the Sacramento region after killings of six relatives. Tennessee tips are considered but have limited weight. Fourteen family members were placed in protective custody as investigators describe Soltys as a calculated killer using toys to lure a child to death.

Sacramento Calif Tennessee Nikolay Soltys John McGinness California Soltus Barry Rosenfeld Fordham University New York

Garden City Christian School faces closure amid low enrollment

The Garden City Christian School may close due to projected enrollment of 50 to 52 students for the new year. Board members and parents urge community support to reopen next year, citing the school’s decade of operation since 1989, tuition of 2350 per student, and status as an independent corporation not receiving tax money.

Zeschke Smith DeLeon Christian School Garden Valley Church Grace Bible Church Mobile Kenneth Henderson Garden City Christian School Evangelical Christian Schools Garden City Association of Christian Schools International Colorado Springs Dave Piper Ed Yohn Robert Phillips Jim Carlson

Farmland values rise across Kansas with regional splits

Kansas farmland values increased statewide with irrigated cropland at 1080 per acre and non irrigated cropland at 640. Rental rates rose to 72 and 36 per acre respectively while pastures reached 390 per acre though pasture rents slipped to 12.60. Southeast Kansas saw a 5.9 percent jump to 630 per acre driven by nonagricultural demand, Wichita spillover, and hunting land purchases.

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