Sublette phenom leads undefeated Larks this Thanksgiving
Picture This shows the Baker brothers Bobby Bob and Brock with Rowdy the dog as the Sublette phenom anchors the undefeated Larks on a warm Thanksgiving Day.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2003
Page
1
Picture This shows the Baker brothers Bobby Bob and Brock with Rowdy the dog as the Sublette phenom anchors the undefeated Larks on a warm Thanksgiving Day.
In Topeka lawmakers, sheriffs press HB 2082 to codify a sheriff s right to hire fire and discipline deputies and set personnel policies. County officials warn of business risks and urge local negotiation with commissioners, citing a Lincoln County dispute as motivation.
Garden City Regional Airport advisory board refined lease incentives for a cross-country Flower Aviation fuel farm. Proposals include a 5 cent per gallon rate for 15 years, building a fuel farm costing 100000 to 150000 dollars, and a goal of 1 million gallons yielding about 10000 dollars in city savings with a 1 cent fuel flowage fee cut. Board members urged a level playing field with Central Plains Aviation and warned against exceeding a penny reduction. Flower Aviation projects selling 600000 gallons, with further details on Page A5.
Garden City doctors expand holistic care with acupuncture as patients seek relief from pain fatigue and chemotherapy side effects. Dr Roy Hall of Garden Medical Clinic uses fine needles and micro current to ease symptoms while cautioning it is not cancer treatment. Chiropractor Mark Neuman also offers acupuncture after years of observing its practice and training.
Light snow offered some moisture to Kansas winter wheat but experts say the 2003 harvest hinges on additional rainfall. Kansas State wheat specialist Jim Shroyer notes the crop could improve or worsen, with 22 percent in poor to very poor condition and only 4 percent excellent.
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