Pawnee Fry fundraiser dinner in Finney County
The annual Pawnee Fry fund-raising dinner and educational meeting will be held Monday at the Pawnee Acre Community Building four miles north and three miles east of the U S Highway 156 and Kansas Highway 23 junction. Dinner at 6 30 p m features calf fries and trimmings. An educational program at 7 30 p m includes Prescribed Burning as a Management Tool and Range Management for Drought and Weeds by Dr Paul Ohlenbusch. Public invited. information from Finney County Extension Office or Larry Scott.
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Pawnee Acre
U.S. Highway 156
Finney County
Finney
Paul Ohlenbusch
Kstate Extension
Finney County Extension Office
Larry Scott
IRS tax tour to visit Garden City and Ulysses
The IRS Tax Tour rolls into western Kansas offering free help and forms for 2000 federal returns. Sessions run 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. February 1 at Garden City Community College Endowment Room and February 6 in Ulysses Joyce School. Bring W2 forms and documents for 1040EZ 1040A 1040 Schedule A B Elderly Credit and EITC.
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Internal Revenue Service
Western
Kansas
IRS
Joyce School
S. Baughman St
Ulysses
Garden City Community College
Food Tech New Tech: What You Need to Know
Extension service presents a program on new food technologies at 9 30 a m Tuesday at the Finney County Extension Office Doris Welch will discuss irradiation and biotechnology and provide FAQs fact sheets and a video Call Linda Walter at 272-3670 for details
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Finney County Extension
S. Ninth St
Doris Welch
Kearny County Family and Consumer Services
Linda Walter
Coffeyville voters reject school bond issue
Coffeyville voters reject a $24.8 million school bond in a special election by 1,748 to 2,002 and previously failed a $48.5 million bond last May by 1,032 to 2,473.
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Coffeyville
Telegram error policy notice
The Garden City Telegram states it will correct errors and invites readers to call 275-8500 if an error is noticed in the Telegram.
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Garden City
Snow forecast for Kansas shifts into weekend weather update
The National Weather Service warns snow will move into western Kansas today and linger into next week in parts of the state. Up to an inch possible in western areas by late afternoon with highs near 35 to 40. Snow mix then possible in central and northeast with one to two inch accumulations by morning and a rain snow mix in southern Kansas. Lows range 15 to 25 in far west to the low 30s east. Road condition hotline listed.
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Topeka
Kansas
National Weather Service
Weather forecast for Garden City area Friday
Garden City area forecast calls for tonight a 40 percent chance of rain or snow showers with a thunderstorm possible, then partly cloudy low near 20. Friday breezy and partly cloudy high around 35 to 40, with Friday night partly cloudy low 15 to 25.
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Garden City
Prehearing Set for Evergreen Gardens Abuse Case
A prehearing on alleged resident abuse at Evergreen Gardens, 531 Campus Drive, will occur in February. KDHE fined the facility $10,000 in December and barred new admissions after a Nov 6–15 inspection. Owner Robert Brooks has appealed, with attorneys to discuss procedure and discovery before the administrative hearing.
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Evergreen Gardens
Campus Drive
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Robert Brooks
Wichita
Mike Heideman
KDHE
Brooks
Heideman
Hurst promotes reading and writing through storytelling at school
Carol Hurst, author and storyteller, visited Georgia Matthews Elementary to urge teachers and third graders to connect reading with writing. She led a storytelling session followed by a writing exercise, urging richer vocabulary and listening to speech to convey ideas, highlighting reading and writing as vital skills for children.
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Carol Hurst
Hurst
Georgia Matthews
Pierceville/Plymell
Garden City
Garden City aims for one stop official Web site evolution
City staff plan a comprehensive upgrade to Garden City's official site www.garden-city.org to answer most questions, offer forms and online applications for jobs permits and water bills, and host meeting audio and minutes. A bilingual hotline and televised meetings are also considered.
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Garden City
Vince DiPiazza
DiPiazza
Garden-City.org
Hispanic affairs meeting highlights weekend events
The Kansas Advisory Committee on Hispanic Affairs will meet Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Warren House Science and Math Building on Garden City Community College campus to discuss worker concerns at the IBP beef plant with representatives from the Kansas Human Rights Commission the Mexican Consulate and IBP. A dance to aid displaced ConAgra workers features Grupo Mojado Grupo Suezo and Traficantes del Norte at the 3i Building Finney County Fairgrounds 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Tickets are 20 in advance 25 at the door with all proceeds going to Finney County United Way. S&S Productions and KSSA 105.9 FM Radio Tricolor sponsor.
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IBP
Warren House Science and Math
Garden City Community College
Kansas Human Rights Commission
ConAgra
Finney County Fairground
Groupo Mojado
Group Suezo
Traficantes del Norte
Finney County United Way
S&s Productions
Kssa 105.9
Radio Tricolor
Market grain prices and Dow Jones update at Garden City
Grain prices at Garden City Co op show Wheat 2.06, Corn 3.36, Soybeans 4.24. Edward Jones notes Dow Jones average at 10,714.40, up 67.50 from the opening price this morning.
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Edward Jones & Co
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