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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2007
Page
1
Picture This Larry Schuster holds Kohl Schus ter at the Riverwalk in San Antonio amid a small dip in gas prices that locals barely feel.
Lincoln County farmer-rancher Richard Plinsky supports TradeWind Energy plans to erect 56 turbines along I 70 in Lincoln County to reach 250 megawatts, while opponents warn of ruined scenery and harm to native prairie. Sunflower Electric and Kansas Board of Public Utilities have buy agreements.
State and private inspectors cited unsafe and unclean conditions at Larned State Hospital after patient complaints. KDHE noted lack of supervision contributing to a choking death and facilities with lacking hot water and dirty living areas while a Wichita Eagle tour found improvements. The hospital houses mentally ill and sexually dangerous inmates serving prison sentences.
Garden City area sees nine inches of weekend snow per National Weather Service. Local residents, including 13 year old Conrad Brower, cheer the snow with school cancellations as an upside. Scott City reports seven inches while Deerfield Sublette and Syra Lee Weather also record notable totals.
Leroy Hayden, 79, former Kansas State Senator, reflects on 16 years in the state legislature with legislators like Kathleen Sebelius and Jerry Moran. He now lives in Satanta with his wife Mavis Hayden at the Satanta District Long Term Care Unit after losing office in 1992.
Steve Morris and Mavis Hayden recall political shifts in a western Kansas district once represented by Leroy Hayden. Hayden, now a longtime area resident, notes Gov. Sebelius and Rep Moran shared a bond with local communities during a recent storm damage tour. The Hayden family, married in 1958 with six children, has deep ties to southwest Kansas athletics as Hayden spent two decades officiating.
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