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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1998
Page
1
Weekenders offer a stylish home fashion option as shopping picks expand beyond closets. DBS indicates new bundles of casual wear and accessories designed for everyday living spaces and relaxed dress codes.
A 2 year old girl from Kearny County sustained severe scalp lacerations after an apparent dog attack at a farm north of Deerfield. Deputy Harris said an ambulance met a private vehicle at US 50 and Deerfield Cemetery Road, then she was taken to St. Catherine Hospital. Condition was not updated and the dog was not provoked, authorities said.
In New York an overzealous health inspector cited bartender Noel McCabe for violating a bar hat rule after confusing mixed drinks with food. Administrative Judge Robert Nisely dismissed the charge, noting the inspector’s strict but mistaken interpretation of the health code.
Garden City police led by Officer Harold Millicons painted the exterior of a dilapidated apartment building across from the Big Pool on East Maple. Tenants joined in as residents and children helped with painting, trimming, and yard work. Donations from Target Sherwin Williams J&M Paint and True Value Hardware supported the project while a TCI of Kansas employee secured dangling cables.
Rescuers hunted for the last missing oiler inside a grain elevator tunnel in Haysville as heat soared above 100 degrees and debris blocked progress. After nearly 100 hours, teams faced collapsed roof sections, lingering uncertainty, and fatigue as they pressed to reach the worker and bring closure.
Beloit sage Max Deets urged cattlemen to view the big picture and prioritize consumer marketing at the Beef Empire Days Cattle Feeders Symposium. He warned the industry faces a bleak period and stressed cooperation, noting producers worry more about cattle color than meeting buyers’ needs. Consumers want consistency and quick meals, he said, and beef firms should adapt.
The Beef Empire Days Parade kicks off at 10 30 am with an estimated 107 entrants including politicians and floats. It travels north on Main Street from the p1 lot, with road closures from 10 15 am on Main Isabel to Hackberry and adjacent streets. Parade chairman Deann Gillen says Gov Bill Graves Attorney General Carla Stovall and Secretary of State Ron Thornburg are slated to participate. Sponsor Peoples Natural Gas marks the 30th anniversary with theme Teami ng Up For Better Beef.
Sublette marks its 75th birthday with a year of events led by the Chamber of Commerce. A flag dedication is set for 3 p.m. Sunday at the US 56 and Inman Street intersection, featuring a U.S. flag a Kansas flag and a new flag designed by Ruby Elsaesser.
CHC of Finney County launches DAFFY Dental Access For Finney's Youth with a 45000 grant package from Kansas Health Foundation and CHC funds. About 20 children receive care monthly. program runs through 1998. Transportation and funding gaps threaten expansion. task force formed to sustain effort.
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