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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2006
Page
1
Stephanie and Alex Barriger portrayed Thing One and Thing Two at Wiley Elementary School with guidance from Angie Price of Garden City.
The Women’s Clinic L L P will stop accepting new obstetrics patients due to issues with St Catherine Hospital. Current patients with due dates before March 1 2007 will continue prenatal care. Hospital CEO Scott Taylor hopes for resolution, noting community care remains priority.
Overland Park, AP. Bill and Barbara Oldham mourn their son Kevin who died of AIDS. Westboro Baptist Church founder Fred Phelps spurred hostile mail including a flyer reading Kevin Oldham Dead Fag. Protests followed, drawing national attention and even bomb-sniffing dogs at a memorial service. Barbara recalls the enduring pain from the campaign.
Trinity Lutheran Church sent volunteers to Chalmette and Slidell in Louisiana to aid hurricane cleanup nine months after Katrina. Teens like Matt Stockemer mucked out homes, removing mud and contaminated water while facing the lingering stench of spoiled food in a refrigerator.
Stevens County wheat producer Charles Reed said the drought and diseases have created the worst harvest conditions in 30 years. He farms 1,500 acres near the Oklahoma-Kansas line, with early yields estimated at 10 to 15 bushels per acre, far below the 20 bushels per acre that would be considered good.
ANTHONY AP reports wheat stands are thin and heads are short as combines struggle to cut soil, slowing harvest. The drought squeezes yields, highlighting worsening crop conditions across the region. Farmers face delayed progress and uncertain market impacts.
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