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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 2004

Page

3

Holcomb woman in fair condition after Gray County crash

A Holcomb woman remained in fair condition at a Wichita hospital after a Friday afternoon crash on U.S. 50 about 13 miles east of the Finney Gray line. Miranda Taylor, 16, was driving a Dodge when it struck a Ford driven by Michael Volker, 40, of Ingalls who pulled onto US 50 from County Road 13. Linda Taylor, 48, Miranda’s mother, was treated and released or transferred. Volker remained on scene. The cause is under investigation.

Holcomb Wichita Gray County Bill Kramer Finney U.S. Highway 50 Miranda Taylor Kramer Michael Volker Ingalls County 13 US 50 Volker Taylor

Miss Southern Kansas Pageant Set for October 2

The Miss Southern Kansas board invites applications for the October 2 Greensburg pageant. It serves as a preliminary for Miss Kansas and Miss America, open to unmarried college women aged 17 to 24 who have resided in Kansas for at least six months and have good moral character. No entry fee. Contact Jean McKinney at 612 Spruce, Greensburg, KS 67054 or dmckinney netks.net.

Miss Southern Kansas Board of Directors Greensburg Jean McKinney Spruce Dmckinney Netks

Wheat harvest slowed by rain as Kansas crop ripens fast

Kansas farmers brought in 40 percent of winter wheat despite heavy showers. Wheat conditions were 24 percent very poor or poor, 27 percent fair, 25 percent good, 3 percent excellent. Ninety two percent of wheat is ripe, well ahead of last year and the 5 year average. Corn and sorghum show mixed conditions with most planted figures around 87 to 90 percent for corn and sorghum respectively. Soybeans largely planted with 90 percent.

Wichita Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service Kansas

Circle Ranch Appraisal Sets Stage for Major Kansas Purchase

Wichita AP says a $3.2 million appraisal for the Circle Ranch in Edwards County marks a key step in a potential state land buy. The nearly 7000 acre property is about $1 million below the $4.2 million price Hays paid in 1995 to secure groundwater rights for city use.

Wichita Kansas Cheyenne Bottoms Edwards County Hays

Lightning Safety Week in Kansas Prompts Warnings

Officials urge vigilance as storms bring frequent lightning. Gov Kathleen Sebelius designates Lightning Safety Week statewide and National Lightning Safety Awareness Week. Finney County Emergency Management Coordinator Dave Jones warns lightning can strike any time, noting spring is a peak danger period.

Kansas Kathleen Sebelius Finney County Dave Jones

Lightning safety tips and风险 factors explained

Postpone outdoor activities and seek shelter immediately when thunder approaches. Stay low and away from trees and bodies of water, metal, vehicles, motorcycles, and bicycles. Listen for thunder and move indoors if heard. Signs of a storm include dark skies, flashes, and increasing winds. Kansas ranks high for lightning deaths and injuries. since 1959, 61 deaths and about 200 injuries occurred in the state.

Jennifer Bitterling National Weather Service Dodge City Jones Kansas Ritterling United States

Sebelius seeks 450 million transfer to cover bills

Governor Kathleen Sebelius plans to ask legislative leaders for permission to move 450 million dollars into the state general fund on July 1 the start of fiscal year 2005 and reverse the transfer by June 30. The Finance Council will review the plan as cash flow concerns persist until the economy strengthens with bipartisan support noted by House Speaker Mays and Senate Minority Leader Hensley.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Sebelius State Finance Council Doug Mays R-Topeka Senate Anthony Hensley D-Topeka

Kansas Internal Borrowing Ties Budget to Cash Flow

Kansas uses a $4.7 billion general fund for schools and services, with timing gaps between revenue and big bills. Deputy budget director Louis Chabira says internal borrowing helps cover low points, aided by designated fees and grants. The total state budget runs about $10.3 billion as lawmakers face sluggish revenues.

Kansas Louis Chabira Mays

Judge sets July hearing on unaffiliated voters in GOP primary

Shawnee County Judge Charles Andrews scheduled a July 6 hearing to decide if unaffiliated voters may participate in the Republican primary. The case follows Andrews’ brief order restricting unaffiliateds from the Aug 3 election, amid disputes over party control of primary rules.

Topeka Shawnee Charles Andrews Andrews Susan Estes 4Th Congressional District GOP Dennis Jones Ron Thornburgh Jones Kent Vincent Estes Kansas Secretary of State Thornburgh Democrats

Fluctuating local building totals mirror slow big projects

Finney County and Garden City report mixed May and year to date construction figures. Garden City May output reached 644 116 dollars, Finney County 281 500. Low large project activity noted, with several houses and townhouses recorded. May totals remain well below 2003 and 2002 levels, while year to date shows a drop from past peak years. Local official Kent Hamlin cites lack of major projects as the main cause.

Finney County Garden City Holcomb Kent Hamlin Home Depot St. Catherine Hospital Switchgrass Ave Cloverleaf Road Amy St Sharen Sharyn

Finney County commission reviews 2005 budget requests

Finney County commissioners reviewed three 2005 budget requests from the Finney County Economic Development Corp SDSI and Russell Child Development Center. Garden City officials push for funding levels, noting job creation and economic activity while cautioning about past payroll losses. Also approved a Cox cable franchise for unincorporated areas an appraisal contract and a rodeo musical event at the fairgrounds with tentative July dates.

Finney County Commissioners Finney County Economic Development Corp Southwest Developmental Services Inc Russell Child Development Center Harold Orosco Garden City FCEDC ConAgra Meyer Mark Hinde Sharon Hixson SDS ACDC Cox Communications Finney County McCully & Associates Finney County Fairgrounds Angie Clark Rodeo Musical Rodeo Musical Promotions, Inc Ramon Herrera-Mora Omaha Neb Fairgrounds

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