Jared Wins Ness City Meet Title
Jared takes first place at Ness City in a local track event. Kathy Koster of Garden City is noted among participants.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2009
Page
1
Jared takes first place at Ness City in a local track event. Kathy Koster of Garden City is noted among participants.
Garden City residents pressed the City Commission at a town hall about FEMA revised flood insurance rate maps adding 1,809 Finney County properties to the flood plain. Officials said ditches 1 and 2 were included in the revision and discussed possible deadline extensions while noting Kansas Secretary of Agriculture Adrian Polansky is leaving to head the Farm Service Agency. The city and county have struggled with the changes for over a year and planned to post video of the meeting.
Garden City commissioners moved to avoid a mill levy hike for the 2010 budget by trimming about 238000 from spending. Budget staff recommended cuts and denying a 36000 FCEDC request, keeping the levy at 37.977 mills and exploring 40000 in employee benefit savings.
Finney County and surrounding areas report variable wheat quality with hail affected fields in poorer condition. About 60 percent of harvest completed, yields range from 20 to 80 bushels per acre depending on location and hail damage. Test weights vary from below 59 to 65 pounds per bushel amid generally good overall quality and cool spring grain fill.
In Baghdad Muqtada al Sadr welcomed the withdrawal of U.S. combat troops from cities with hope yet voiced concern that some Americans will remain as trainers and advisers. He urged that a real withdrawal be verified and warned that occupation forces breaching timelines could prompt peaceful self defense.
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