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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 2002

Page

3

Deerfield Band Clinic to Feature Regional Students

The Santa Fe Trail League Band Clinic will be hosted at Deerfield High School on Wednesday with participants from South Gray-Montezuma Moscow Ingalls Hanston Rolla and Deerfield. Bruce Spiller of Garden City Community College leads rehearsals culminating in a 4 p.m concert in the old gym. Public attendance is free.

Santa Fe Trail League Deerfield High School South Gray-Montezuma Moscow Ingalls Hanston Rolla Deerfield Bruce Spiller Garden City Community College

Kan-Ed network at risk in state budget cuts

Kansas Governor Bill Graves proposed budget cuts end Kan-Ed a statewide high speed information network linking public schools hospitals and libraries to the Internet. Rep. Jim Morrison backs some tax increase saying Kan-Ed would yield large returns especially for rural Kansas while Lt. Gov. Gary Sherrer cites tight finances with a 426 million shortfall and no funds for new programs.

Topeka Bill Graves Kansas Jim Morrison Colby Gary Sherrer Sherrer Morrison State Board of Regents Idea

Heartland Share offers inexpensive food via volunteering model

In western Kansas eight communities host monthly food distributions through Heartland Share. Participants donate two hours of service per $16.50 share, receiving about $30 to $40 worth of meat vegetables cheese and bread. Founded in 1983, the program emphasizes volunteering over charity and excludes government funding. Registration for February shares ends February 11 with contact for locations at 800-932-2028.

Scott City Kansas Heartland Share Faye Stewart Carl Shelton Glasglow Glasgow

Scott City Middle School earns KAHPERD Model School Award

Scott City Middle School earns the Kansas Association of Health Physical Education Recreation and Dance Model School Award for 2000 01. Kyle and Chris Carroll lead fifth to eighth graders through Physical Focus and Physical Essentials programs designed for lifetime fitness with strong admin support and integrated science and math units.

Scott City Scott City Middle School Kyle Chris Carroll Kansas Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Kansas Scott Gorman Kahperd Kansas College Carrolls Steven Sedbrook Fort Hays State University Kyle Carroll Ledbrook Chris Karrin Wessel Justina Harrs Chris and

Federal rules wary for Nebraska feedlots loom in EPA plan

Nebraska farmers watch as EPA drafts runoff rules that could require permits for more operations. The agency aims to lower the threshold from 1000 to 500 animals, potentially adding about 1,220 Nebraska livestock operations to federal permit oversight. The Farm Bureau backs state enforcement and a risk-based permit approach.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Environmental Protection Agency Ralph Summers EPA Kansas City Lincoln Journal Star Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Federal Department of Environmental Quality Farm Bureau Craig Head Head

Kansas imposes elk and deer import bans over disease

Kansas regulators issued an emergency order requiring all elk or deer entering the state to be part of a monitoring program after chronic wasting disease was confirmed in a Colorado herd. One positive result came from 12 animals imported by four Kansas producers, while a 13 animal Colorado herd near Anthony was destroyed to prevent exposure. Authorities insist no evidence links the disease to cattle, though the risk is not fully ruled out.

Wichita Kansas George Teagarden Teagarden Colorado Anthony Kevin Warner U.S. Department of Agriculture

Pizza driver attacked by youths during prank robbery attempt

A 39 year old Domino’s delivery man Casmiro Esquivel was attacked by two Hispanic boys at 685 Labrador Blvd after a prank order lured him to the apartment complex. He escaped after being struck with a baseball bat. no money was taken and police investigate possible apartment involvement.

Topeka Carlos O’kelly Robert L. Fraser Fraser Stormont Vail Regional Health Center John Sidwell Dominos Pizza Casmiro Esquivel Labrador Blvd Garden City Mike Utz Esquivel St. Catherine Hospital Utz Pizza Hut

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