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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2002
Page
1
Agustin Rodriguez spends his summer vacation in Chihuahua Mexico taking in the warm climate and local sights. He visits cultural sites and experiences regional cuisine during his travels.
Sunflower Electric faces a narrowed protest as landowners within two miles of the proposed site are the focus while some water rights holders are excluded. David Pope of the Kansas Department of Agriculture said several owners like Richard McNaught and Herrman Riverside Feeders are not within the area. The hearing will assess impacts if the 1990 request for 5200 acre feet for four sections near Holcomb proceeds, including two wells of 1300 acre feet, 800 acre feet, and 1800 acre feet with 1500 GPM capacity.
Washington AP reports Americans plan Independence Day celebrations with concerts parades and fireworks across the nation. Nine in ten say they will attend despite terrorism concerns as President Bush plans events in Ripley and the White House Mall. FBI warns of possible holiday attacks but notes no specific threat. See Alert.
Kansas Representative Ward Loyd of Garden City is among 18 candidates seeking the vacancy on the Kansas Supreme Court created by Justice Larsons retirement. Interviews are scheduled for July 18 and 19 as Gov Graves will receive three recommendations and has 60 days to decide. Loyd, a 34 year lawyer, has served in the Kansas House since 1999 with a primary expected August or September and a general election in November.
Cattle producers in southwest Kansas are among 47 drought stricken counties in the state eligible to use Conservation Reserve Program land for haying, the U S Department of Agriculture said Tuesday.
In Kearny County officials discussed emergency haying and grazing on CRP land as drought conditions worsen. District Conservationist Les James warned some cattlemen would grasp the one time haying option, while USDA had previously released acreage for emergency grazing in May. The approval hinges on local conditions and severity.
County conservation official Les James says 18 or 19 signups for emergency haying on CRP land in Kearny County reflect a drought driven forage option. He notes inquiries are rising as producers confront continued moisture loss and forage shortages with CRP acreage partially left unmowed for wildlife.
Wheat harvest nears completion with Kansas crop estimated at 268 million bushels and an average yield of 33.5 bushels per acre, down from last year’s 40. Sources note mixed quality across fields, with Woodston area yields in the mid-20s to low-40s and some land still producing poor results.
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