Weekend Thunderstorm Chance Across Central Regions
Saturday brings partly cloudy skies with a risk of afternoon thunderstorms in central and eastern areas. Highs reach mid to upper 80s north to lower 90s southwest and south central. Saturday night remains partly cloudy with a thunderstorm chance in central and eastern zones and lows from upper 50s northwest to upper 60s southeast.
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Beef Empire Days 2001 Cattle Judging Opens Live Show
About 300 steers and heifers gathered at Finney County Fairgrounds for the Beef Empire Days Live Show opening. Judge Michael Dikeman of Kansas State University led judging from 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., selecting the top 25 steers after evaluating weight size and quality.
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Speaker at BED breakfast predicts wealth surge and rising affluence
Lowell Catlett of New Mexico State University told a packed Plaza Inn audience that wealth will expand across classes. He cited a $129 monthly investment over 40 years at 11 percent and projected a $128 trillion Baby Boomer wealth transfer. He warned demand for quality will rise across business and agriculture.
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Poverty level income trends by Dr. Catlett at Beef Empire Days
Dr. Lowell Catlett, professor at New Mexico State University, spoke at the Beef Empire Days business breakfast held this morning at Garden City Plaza Hotel. He described how the yearly income of the poverty level category has shifted over the years.
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Wheat harvests dip in southern Kansas amid drought risk
In Anthony Kansas farmers report good first week yields but fewer acres to harvest. Elevators have taken in about 1 million bushels with 32 to 60 bushels per acre, far below last year’s 5 million regionwide. Harvest crews travel from Texas toward the Canadian border seeking work as drought pushes planting decisions.
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Retiring Finney County judge recalls early days
On Oct 18 1980 local attorney Stephen Nyswonger was appointed Finney County District Judge after coaching his son’s soccer game. He moved quickly to wrap up his practice in nine days and began a demanding first day handling court in Scott City Tribune and Mountain Time.
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