11 Jun 2002
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2002
Page
1
Jesse McDaniel of Scott City rides a steer at the Russell Springs rodeo, showcasing skill and control as spectators watch the event unfold.
Stanton County farmer Bri an Peterson says 2,500 to 3,000 acres of wheat await harvest as heat and 20 mph winds dry the crop. He cites last moisture in August 2001 and estimates irrigated yields at 40 to 50 bushels per acre, with dry land possibly 20. This is the worst crop since he began farming 11 years ago.
Heavy rain and hail struck areas in southwest Kansas as storms moved through Monday. The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for south Gray County and northern Clark County at 6 p.m. No confirmed tornadoes were reported as of the Dodge City office, with investigators awaiting evidence before confirmation. Weather officials noted potential for tornado development amid ongoing conditions.
Kevin Dunne poured gasoline down his main sewer line on Monday to clear tree roots. The material ignited and caused a fire that ruined his kitchen and bathroom, with about 15000 dollars in combined damage. Firefighters responded at 2 36 p m with multiple units. Dunne and his dogs escaped unharmed. Neighbor Robert Molina described a dramatic scene as windows shattered and flames flashed rapidly.
About 30 people heard that social services face worsening state budget cuts with a projected shortfall rising from 50 million to possibly 150 to 200 million. Lee Ann Curtis, SRS director, warned grim prospects and urged caution to avoid deeper deficits. The discussion focused on how the 2003 budget actions and carryover from 2002 could affect the local SRS office.
A wind shift slowed a massive 7700 acre wildfire near Denver, driving smoke across the city and prompting preparations for possible mass evacuations. Ash fell on the southern city as residents in Roxborough hurried to evacuate and officials warned the fire’s unpredictable path remains a threat.
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