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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2008
Page
7
Forecast for Garden City and surrounding area shows mainly clear conditions tonight with south-southeast winds 7 to 14 mph. Tomorrow is mostly sunny and hot with south winds 10 to 20 mph and over 10 hours of sunshine. Humidity near 55 percent early, 25 percent in the afternoon, then easing. dry conditions noted. Tomorrow night mainly clear with south winds 8 to 16 mph. Soil temperature Yesterday.
AP review shows 17 of Kansas's 20 busiest structurally deficient bridges have only routine maintenance or no major work planned. The state estimates replacing or repairing all 4,700 deficient or obsolete spans could cost about 3.4 billion dollars, with local, state, and federal funding gaps cited as the core hurdle. Topeka prepares a new boulevard bridge over the Kansas River, a 51 million project funded in part by local taxes, while major routes like I-635 and I-70 remain mostly unfixed under the current 10 year, 13 billion program.
Federal officials report the outbreak strain was detected in irrigation water and a serrano pepper batch from a Nuevo Leon farm, reinforcing a possible Nuevo Leon packing-plant contamination path while Mexico denies the irrigation-water conclusion. Public advisory urges avoiding raw serrano and jalapeno peppers from Mexico. A congressional hearing scrutinized the tomato focus and industry losses exceeded 300 million dollars.
Leonard Yardley won high in the four tables at the Senior Center pinochle event played July 23. Bob Lopez took second and June Kaiser finished third. To join the game, call 272-3620 for 12:45 p.m. Wednesdays.
Leo Fife won high at two tables on Friday with Ducky Tricks second and Grace Reimer third. Monday results show Betty Harsh first, Floyd Horn second, and Mary Katz third. For players, call 272-3620 to join Monday and Friday sessions.
Neva Maxfield won high in three tables of Senior Center pitch on Tuesday. June Kaiser took second and Phyllis Lopez placed third. 12:45 p.m. Tuesday call 272-
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