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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 2004

Page

3

Ethanol Promotion At Garden City Gas Station Event

Ethanol Pump Tour stops at E10 stations across the Midwest to raise awareness. AgriTalk and Kansas Corn Commission plan live broadcasts from 10 to 11 a.m. and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at KBUF 1030 AM. E10 will be sold at a 10 cent per gallon discount. Volunteers pump discounted fuel and share ethanol information with attendees. Six Kansas ethanol plants produce 122.5 million gallons yearly, using over 46 million bushels of corn and grain sorghum, with plants in Garden City and Leoti.

Agriculture Midwest AgriTalk Garden City KBUF Kansas Corn Commission Kansas Leoti

Accident Diverts Traffic on US 50 Near Fulton Plaza

Westbound US 50 traffic was diverted for three hours after a 1998 Freightliner driven by Robert McCain failed a sharp turn near Fulton Street and Campus Drive. McCain, cited for unsafe turning, struck a culvert and post, damaging the trailer and closing the road from Campus Drive to the bypass.

Fulton Street Campus Drive Robert McCain Garden City Mike Utz Utz McCain Fulton Plaza

Two killed in Coffey County weekend shootings

In Coffey County over the weekend a man stabbed his girlfriend, killing her, then was fatally shot by his ex-wife's husband after he stabbed his ex-wife. A woman stabbed multiple times was taken to Coffey County Hospital and died. No names released. Kansas Bureau of Investigation aiding.

Burlington Coffey County Randy Rogers Rogers Kansas Bureau of Investigation

Leavenworth prison to be torn down

The Army prison at Fort Leavenworth, longtime home to some of the militarys worst criminals, will be demolished starting next month after the 2002 opening of the new U S Disciplinary Barracks. The castle once held as many as 1500 inmates and will be removed 129 years after its construction.

Fort Leavenworth U.S

Soldiers in Kuwait Adopt Ride the Outlaw Trail Game

Texas National Guard unit in Kuwait embraced a board game based on Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch. Sgt Jeff Steele discovered it in a magazine, arranged a donation from Dusty Grothusen of Scott City. The game helped the soldiers relax, with seven players often in long sessions, even renaming their unit from Road Hogs to Road Hangs in tribute.

Dusty Grothusen Scott City Kuwait Butch Cassidy Sgt Jeff Steele Steele Grothusen Utah Wyoming Texas National Guard the Wild Bunch Betty Gable

Record Low Garden City Temperatures Crack Weekend Marks

Garden City set record low temperatures with Saturday 54 and Sunday 53 degrees, beating 1933 1975 and 1991 lows. Rain totaling 2.67 inches boosted dryland corn, with year to date 13.86 inches. Wetter east Kansas and a high pressure system fueled the cool spell, followed by a rebound to the 80s and 90s by weekend.

Kansas Garden City Jeff Elliott Kansas State University Southwest Research and Extension Center Tim Burke National Weather Service Dodge City Burke Canada Oklahoma Kearny County Lane Wichita

Oklahoma meth precursor law could push cooks north

Southern Kansas sheriffs fear Oklahoma limits on ephedrine purchases will drive meth cooks into Kansas. They note recent arrests in Harper County and warn small departments may struggle to handle spillover. Kansas reports 340 labs this year versus Oklahoma's 378 seized.

Hutchinson Kansas Oklahoma Pratt County Vernon Chinn Harper County Anthony Wichita Enid Okla Chinn

Kansans face rising state debt and borrowing binge

The 1990s saw Kansas per capita bonds surge by 333 percent from 1992 to 2002, far outpacing other states. State debt is projected to hit 3.71 billion dollars by year end, equating to 1352 dollars per resident, sparking concerns over mortgage-like fiscal strain and potential limits on other spending.

Topeka Kansas Associated Press Texas Arthur Stickney Tibet Henry Helgerson

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