Gas shutdown hits Aquila customers in Kansas region
Virginia Nath faced a gas outage after Aquila and ONEOK flagged unsafe hydrogen sulfide levels. About 190 Aquila customers across Finney and nearby counties in southwest Kansas lost service, with no explanation given. The shutdown affected Kearny Gray Haskell Stevens and Grant counties, as ONEOK notified Aquila of the hazard.
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Tet celebration features dragon dancers at Golden Dragon
The Vietnamese New Year event drew 455 attendees at Golden Dragon Restaurant on N Campus Drive. Dragon dancers two men performed as children watched. older patrons gave lucky money to the dragons for good luck. Mitch Young noted the date varies with the lunar calendar and the weekend before the new year was chosen.
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Garden City
Lund ministers with song Faith
Syracuse man Christopher Lund, 42, volunteers his time to help others in need. He paused his daily routine between Garden City Community College classes as he pursues an associate degree and describes his path from normal life to service.
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Garden City Community College
Tyson Hero Helps Grief Camp and Community Volunteers
A Tyson Fresh Meats employee moonlights as a music ministry volunteer and lifelong helper. He works nights at the Holcomb plant while preparing for a Springdale Arkansas trip as a Tyson Hero for 2004 and a Colorado prison ministry tour. He also volunteers at Emmaus House and St. Catherine Hospital's Comfort Zone camp, often getting only three to four hours sleep. Hospice's Ging Cash praises his energy and hopes for his return in 2004.
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Bush proposes $2.57 trillion budget with deep cuts
President Bush sent Congress a 2.57 trillion dollar budget plan aiming broad reductions across many agencies. The plan targets subsidies to farmers, health care payments for the poor and veterans, and environmental and education spending, forecasting a 427 billion dollar deficit this year and a gradual decline through 2010.
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