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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2004
Page
1
Jasia Davis considers timing as she rides a rocking horse guided by Randy Davis in a playful scene aboard a decorative piece from Hole.
Drought and spring freezes compound harvest woes in Kansas as rains trigger sprouting in winter wheat kernels. Officials report scattered damage and varied quality with only limited field work possible. State figures show three percent excellent, with much of the crop in poorer categories across the southwest region as farmers rush to finish before more rain.
About 30 Garden City Community College Upward Bound students rode a GCCC bus at 8 a.m. to Fort Hays State University for a day of college exposure. Director Frankey Schmidt said the trips help students learn about available programs and comfort with college life. In Hays a museum visit and campus tour accompanied the day as two groups explored Burgess Shale exhibits and university resources.
A campus tour sequence features Upward Bounders guided by FHSU admissions counselor Porfirio Ramirez. Ramirez, a SWOSU graduate and the first in his family to earn a degree, emphasizes the program despite acknowledging gaps in school knowledge.
Garden City Public Schools name Sandra Fernandez Bergersen as principal designate for Alternative High School next year replacing Alan Hollenbeck who departs for Colorado. Hollenbeck cited Kansas Education Department building administrator requirements. He moved here last August from Colorado Springs where he coordinated safe and drug free programs.
A US animal showed an inconclusive result on a mad cow preliminary screening. The carcass is sent to Ames Iowa for further tests due in 4 to 7 days. If confirmed could be second US case. last December a Washington state Holstein prompted global beef bans.
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