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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2002
Page
1
Courtney Brady cradles her newborn brother Nicholas in a Dodge City moment captured by family and friends. The photo highlights the arrival of a new family member in a local community setting.
Finney County reports one confirmed E coli case linked to ConAgra Beef recall. Health officials urge residents to inspect freezers for five pound chubs with Kroger label and ten pound keeper casings repackaged in foam trays. Dillons offers refunds. Wal Mart reports no affected stock. Authorities caution contamination may spread via surfaces or improper handwashing.
Scott City scene as 7 year old Christopher Pounds watches the Scott County Free Fair 4-H Horse Show amid extreme heat. He joked about selling his pig to buy a horse, then dismissed it, saying a pig wouldn’t bring enough money. The first day featured eight hours of horse judging and events.
Some area cattle producers express confusion over Conservation Reserve Program guidelines as drought conditions strain access to feed. The term do nation is debated in relation to CRP practices and nourishment for cattle on reserve grass.
Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman announced an expansion of the CRP Emergency Haying and Grazing Program to 18 states. The USDA will waive rental fees to encourage hay donations to farmers and ranchers in immediate need.
Kansas Republican Sen. Pat Roberts and Plains lawmakers back a drought driven call for tax relief for ranchers and farmers selling cattle and hogs. Current law traps producers who must replace herds within two years to dodge capital gains taxes, a deadline unclear amid ongoing western drought.
Searing heat and dry conditions leave livestock with little forage and water prompting producers to sell what they can. Senator Enzi notes drought pressures ranchers to reduce breeding stock while current tax laws worsen the pain. Senate debate seeks restocking relief through tax code changes.
Manuel Hernandez, 46, accused of murdering his wife Yolanda Hernandez in September 1992, has been returned to Finney County Jail from Reno County. He appeared by video and faces investigation while pursued for questioning in El Salvador over a 1993 murder of his nephew. He previously served time for child abuse in Norton Correctional Facility.
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