Church plans full slate of events for next week
Martha Guy of Garden City notes upcoming church activities for the week ahead. Brett Briggs adds two tiger striped kittens to his family, reflecting community life as reported by Mary Guy.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2006
Page
1
Martha Guy of Garden City notes upcoming church activities for the week ahead. Brett Briggs adds two tiger striped kittens to his family, reflecting community life as reported by Mary Guy.
Larry Klotz 68 founder of Klotz Land died Thursday after his Ford F150 collided with an eastbound semitrailer at the US 50 intersection north of Holcomb. The semitrailer struck a westbound Saturn driven by Ricardo Hernandez 32 both men injured along with Guardado-Menjivar 42 driver of the semitrailer. Klotz was ejected and died at St Catherine Hospital. Hernandez wearing a seat belt. unknown if Guardado-Menjivar was belted. Hernandez in good condition. Guardado-Menjivar treated? no record. Klotz started the company in 1977.
Higher than normal southwest Kansas temperatures push wheat to break dormancy early amid a parched winter. Ulysses grower Mike Ford sees some green, but rain is crucial soon. Curt Thomas of Kansas State University says despite good stands, moisture is needed to sustain the crop. January was mild, February erratic, delaying overall progress.
A SAMHSA review shows methamphetamine treatment admissions more than quadrupled from 1993 to 2003 as trafficking expands nationwide. The report, issued before Senate action on restricting cold medicines, notes Midwest and South shifts from west to east with increasing clinic admissions.
House and Senate leaders races to pass a bipartisan school finance plan falter as funding for years two and three remains unspecified. A $660 million Senate plan and a $500 million House plan rely on exhausted revenues after year one, risking a multihundred million shortfall. House Leader Clay Aurand proposes a one-year $120 million plan with local districts supplying near $340 million in property tax, drawing criticism from rank and file.
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