Levi Lyons lands 64-pound fish at Clinton Reservoir
A photo by Mervin Robinson shows Levi Lyons with a 64 pound catch at Clinton Reservoir near Lawrence. Garden City volume 78 number 156. The clipping notes the newspaper's 18 pages and 3 sections.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2007
Page
1
A photo by Mervin Robinson shows Levi Lyons with a 64 pound catch at Clinton Reservoir near Lawrence. Garden City volume 78 number 156. The clipping notes the newspaper's 18 pages and 3 sections.
In southwest Kansas producers and crop experts report good yields as harvest nears end. Kansas Ag Statistics notes 59 percent of wheat harvested statewide, with 37 percent in good or better condition. Weather forecasts include fog and highs near 90s, with scattered storms possible. County improvables show high yields in western Kansas and drought stress in dryland crops, while prices hover around 5.30 per bushel.
Federal help is on the way for flood ravaged southeast Kansas officials say after on site reviews over the weekend 2nd District Congresswoman Nancy Boyda expressed hope for additional federal aid later The report notes state officials and Boyda discussed the disaster and potential support coming to the region.
Report from Haskell County notes corn yields of 45 to 60 bushels per acre with good condition and an estimated value around 5.30 dollars per bushel. harvest finish at 80 percent complete.
Finney County faces lower assessed valuations for Garden City Community College USD 457 Garden City and USD 363 Holcomb for 2007 08. GCCC aims to hold mill levy at 19.29 while districts seek state funds, with Holcomb considering a tax rise.
Flood waters from the Verdigris River near Coffeyville surge past a flooded farmhouse as 42,000 gallons of crude oil escape from the Coffeyville Resources refinery. Residents, including Mary Burge, report strong petroleum odor detected by helicopter crews. Cleanup and environmental impact questions rise as the river carries the slick downstream.
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