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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2002
Page
1
Curtis Near Logan Durst and Layton Tankersley perform a playful scene in a staged make believe moment showcasing imagination and teamwork among three youths.
The Agriculture Department said ConAgra Beef Co of Greeley Colorado is expanding a recall linked to E coli illnesses in 19 people to 18 million pounds across 21 states. Kansas was among states in the initial recall two weeks earlier. Recall, Page AS.
The city will see a near eight million dollar road project reduced to about 300 thousand in Garden City funds. Work begins on Mary Street at the bypass to create a four lane road under the U.S. 50/83 overpass, eliminating a stoplight and adding a Campus Drive Mary Street intersection turn lane. State and federal funds cover the rest of a little over one million dollar reconstruction. The Kansas Department of Transportation provides six point five million for the overpass.
Girls dominated the bucket calf show with Emily Eggleston 5 winning grand champion for her calf Barbie, praised for grooming and knowledge. Nine year old Lindsay Vann claimed senior grand champion with her calf Wild Thing as contestants prepared for showmanship rounds.
Speedy Gonzales lived up to his nickname by crawling in the annual turtle race at the Kearny County Fair. Nine year old Kyler Millershaski cares for him as families lined up for the long running fund raiser, with 10 heats and medals awarded to the top three.
Crysta Torson county clerk and Lane County Fair Board member worries about a weekend in the sun as forecasters predict 100 to 105 degrees. The heat index matters more than the thermometer, with humidity complicating cooling. Animals may also suffer in the high heat.
Abilene and several north central Kansas cities impose mandatory water restrictions amid drought. About 3,000 Abilene customers must water only on odd or even days and within set hours. Fines range from 100 to 500 dollars for noncompliance as rainfall remains scarce and wells drop.
Saturday night clear skies in central and west with lows 65 to 70. Saturday day partly cloudy and hot with highs around 100.
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