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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2007
Page
1
Eve Nowak and Matthew Blood pose after his first haircut in Garden City. Tessa Blood appears nearby as photographer notes capture a milestone moment for the family in a local setting.
Farmers in and near Lane County report Tuesday night storms bringing large hail and high winds. Don Hineman notes three windows broken at his home four and a half miles southeast of Dighton and widespread crop damage from field to field. He expects some salvage may be possible in at least part of his 80 acres, while milo leaves are stripped and stalks twisted. Emergency officials say four inches of rain and wind felled six grain bins. a barn also destroyed.
A Standard and Poor's report commissioned by Gov. Kathleen Sebelius ranks Deerfield USD 216 and Seots on the efficiency frontier, noting they spend wisely given their student demographics. The study compares inputs and outputs across Kansas districts, with Deerfield highlighting research-backed investments and small enrollment as keys to efficiency.
Washington AP reports supporters aim to amend an appropriations bill to allow federal funding for new embryonic stem cell lines. Democratic leaders plan to reintroduce Bush vetoed legislation and pursue a House Senate override or broader airing, despite lacking a two thirds majority. The issue is framed as a year 2008 election point, with Rep. Diana DeGette predicting ongoing action until a pro stem cell outcome emerges.
In Wichita AP report, US Custom Harvesters says new Texas license rule disrupted the wheat harvest by delaying temporary commercial licenses for migrant workers. The governor signed a change allowing valid visa holders to work temporarily, with full effect expected by September, after harvest ends.
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