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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2007
Page
1
Cindy, Terry and Steven Crain attend an Atlanta Braves game with Brenda Myers and Halcomt noted in the crowd. The event captures a family outing at the ballpark with local observers.
Kansas lawmakers prepare for summer and fall interim committees after the session. Rep. Gary Hayzlett chairs Transportation panel with 11 members to study short line railroads intermunicipal light rail systems and regional rail compact, while other appointees target tax relief for storm damaged property and child abuse, per Speaker Melvin Neufeld and aides.
Southwest Kansas led the state with an estimated 72,600 bushels by July 12 as Kansas wheat harvests reach a pivotal phase. Statewide 91 percent of wheat had been harvested and July 16 crop data show 300.8 million bushels produced, about 32 bushels per acre and 3 percent above last year, with eastern growers facing lower yields amid last season’s extreme weather. Farmers credit the improved western yields for restoring faith in the crop, while anticipating fall planting as grain moves to elevators.
Senate Majority Leader Derek Schmidt previewed a bill to jail felons with three or more convictions, ending probation for many offenses. The plan, guided by a burglaries rule this year, would cover all felonies and targets prison space use without mandating life sentences.
Tanner Lucas becomes Garden City’s inaugural communications specialist as the city aims to improve transparency and direct engagement with residents. A Satanta native and KU graduate, Lucas will develop a plan to explain city operations and how tax dollars are spent, starting with a focus on the website and newsletter.
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