Salina area mourns Earl Bondy 73 former Garden City SCS veteran
Earl J Bondy 73 of Salina died Dec 7 1990 at St John Hospital Salina after 41 years with the Soil Conservation Service in Kansas He was born Aug 24 1917 in Kansas City MO and married Irene Schneweis in 1946 He earned degrees from Fort Hays State University and Kansas State University Survivors include his wife four sons three daughters and three grandchildren Funeral services were at St Mary Catholic Church Salina with burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery Memorials suggested to St Christopher's Transportation Sacred Heart High School or Salina Hospice in care of Ryan Mortuary Salina
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Hospital Admissions and dismissals by city listings
Saturday admissions from Garden City Sandra Flewelling and others across Deerfield Liberal Scott City Sublette. Sunday admissions from Garden City Dorothy Avila Richard Drussel Lawrence Hamit Matthew Stefan Ulysses Julian Ferrer Misty Wright Sublette Alicia Katz Coolidge Leofarda Penaran Scott City James Radnor Liberal Judi Sager. Dismissals include Garden City Silvia Guebara Steven Oakley Luis Orti z Brent Sperry Alfred Warren etc and Sunday dismissals across Garden City Tammy Fry baby Wanda Judd Ortiz Ruth Raynesford Tribune Bradly Moritz Scott City Mishele Prieto baby Rosy Stewart.
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Lottery results roll over to bigger Des Moines prize
Nobody won the 2.5 million Lotto America jackpot in Des Moines Iowa on Saturday pushing the estimated prize to 4.5 million for the Wednesday drawing. 83 plays matched five of six numbers earning 911 dollars each and 4629 matched four for 39 dollars. The winning numbers were 7 10 14 31 35 and 37.
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Correction clarifies Lt. Lannon departure story
The Saturday edition misidentified Lt. Michael Lannon's wife. His wife is Julie, an office manager and legal secretary for the Finney County Attorney's Office. The error was a reporter's mistake.
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Weather extends across Kansas with warm spell and cooling
Sunny unseasonably warm weather is forecast for the next two days across Kansas with highs 50 to 70 and nightly lows 30s or lower. The extended outlook shows warmth and dryness midweek then a cooler period with a chance of rain Thursday and colder, dry weather Friday.
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Nation's Temps Snapshot of yesterday's high and overnight low
Yesterday's temperatures show a high at a regional city and an overnight low, with the morning readout at 7 a.m. CST today. Thermometer readings indicate regional variation across stations, reflecting cooler air overnight and a warm up expected later in the day.
Weather record notes for this date and sunset time
The record low was 9 degrees in 1940 and the record high 85 degrees in 1927. This date's high 56 and low 29 occurred last year. Year to date precipitation is 18.33 inches, vs 19.57 inches a year ago. Longtime average through December is 17.86 inches. Sunset tomorrow is at 7:48 and civil dusk at 5:25. Data from Southwest Kansas Research Extension Center.
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Payments to farmers in 1990 subsidy program
Washington AP reports farmers in the 1990 wheat barley and oats program will receive over 1.7 billion dollars in cash payments. Keith Bjerke, executive vice president of the Agriculture Department Commodity Credit Corp., said subsidies will be paid by county offices of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service.
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Regional forecast summary for Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma
Regional forecast notes sunny and mild conditions across Missouri with highs in the 60s and a fair night with near 40 degree low. In Nebraska mostly fair and mild with today’s highs 60 to 65 and northeast 50 to 55, tonight in 20s, tomorrow 60 to 65 or mid-50s in extreme east central. Oklahoma remains mostly clear and warm through tomorrow with highs upper 60s to around 70 and lows tonight around 30 Panhandle to lower 40s east.
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