15 Feb 1986
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1986
Page
1
Southwest Kansas editor Otto Epp argues the pain of higher taxes is real but urges studying the facets of the problem. He says local levies seem small next to federal figures and questions deficit-driven tax policy.
Gus Garden argues that the core difficulty for many people is carving out time to plan how they will use their time. He emphasizes prioritization and deliberate scheduling to improve efficiency and reduce wasted hours.
13 year old Matt Morrison of Holcomb won the Finney County Spelling Championship in a tense final that lasted under 30 minutes against Debra Oyler. Jason Yeadon placed third after the third round, with both Morrison and Oyler misspelling the word clientele and Oyler handling acidity correctly. Morrison clinched victory on the word coincidence.
Marcos proclaimed by the National Assembly after opposition walkout as Aquino denounces vote as rigged. The 190 member assembly, controlled by Marcos New Society, tallied 10,807,197 votes for Marcos versus 9,291,716 for Aquino. Proclamation followed U S pressure for reforms. Tolentino named vice president.
Sunflower cooperative reaches an in principle debt restructuring with creditors to restore cash flow for 30 years. A 60 day waiver extension protects directors from personal liability as Sunflower seeks to avoid further rate hikes for about 44,000 consumers served by eight member coops in Western Kansas. Details of the plan to be released next week amid Washington negotiations.
Kansas farmers face shrinking groundwater in Ogallala aquifer areas as irrigation declines since the 1970s, raising costs and prompting some to switch to dryland farming. Hydrologists and bankers warn future water scarcity could curb yields and force farmers to rely more on rainfall.
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