Cattle Herder Sells 20 Pairs as Kansas Drought Bites
Kansas rancher Ken Grecian sold 20 cow and calf pairs as drought drained pastures and rain lingered unavailable. With 300 cattle and calves to feed, he fears selling a quarter of his herd may not be enough, while the drought could persist through October. Nationwide, cattle inventories are at multi decade lows, signaling a slow national recovery as beef supplies tighten and prices may rise by next year.
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Oil tied out-of-state firm may start Garden City work
An unidentified speciality industrial company tied to oil and gas may begin operations in Garden City after purchasing a facility. The firm is under environmental review and has not yet disclosed its identity or start date, Lena DuVall of FCEDC said.
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Verdict favors city officer in 2004 police dog incident
A Finney County jury ruled that Garden City police officer David Wheet did not use excessive force when a police dog helped subdue former Garden City resident Jack Nemechek during a February 27 2004 traffic stop. The two day civil trial followed Nemechek suit filed in 2006 against the city and Wheet.
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