Disc Golf Team Sets Course at Garden City CC
Dane Hernandez Bob Larson Terry Lee Colin Lamb John Schaffr and Ryan Ruda are pictured setting up a disc golf course at Garden City Community College in Garden City. The photo credit goes to Bob Larson.
30 Aug 2006
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2006
Page
1
Dane Hernandez Bob Larson Terry Lee Colin Lamb John Schaffr and Ryan Ruda are pictured setting up a disc golf course at Garden City Community College in Garden City. The photo credit goes to Bob Larson.
The Kansas Supreme Court agreed to review the constitutionality of Lawrence's smoking ban, with questions raised about vagueness and conflict with state law. Garden City, whose similar ordinance begins Jan 8, 2007, restricts smoking in all restaurants, bars, private clubs, educational facilities and public seating areas within 50 feet of entrances. Garden City's manager says the ruling should not affect their local rules.
Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns announced nearly 780 million dollars in drought aid for ranchers and farmers in hard hit states like South Dakota. He cited 64 percent of beef cows in drought areas and described culling cattle as producers face scarce green pastures.
Kansas energy officials plan a how-to guide and Web based toolkit to help towns and rural groups assess suitability and feasibility for community owned wind projects. Jim Plager of the Kansas Energy Office notes growing national demand and strong local interest as officials collaborate with the commerce department to reach communities, coops, schools, or private groups.
Faulkner Real Estate of Ulysses will privately auction the Holcomb home where the Clutter family was murdered on November 15, 1959. The sale includes about seven acres and is designed to attract wide bidding, with remote telephone bids through October 17.
Deerfield High School students greet their Mandarin instructor as Yi Honggen of the University of Kansas leads real time interactive distance learning with two Deerfield students and peers at Holcomb and Maize. The program aims to prepare students for a world where Mandarin is the most spoken language.
Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low around 60. Thursday brings sunny skies and breezy conditions with a high near 87 and a low around 62. Details on Page A8.
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