Brooke Hawks Observes Lamb Born in January
Brooke Hawks reports a lamb birth in January observed by Wanda Smith of Garden City.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2006
Page
1
Brooke Hawks reports a lamb birth in January observed by Wanda Smith of Garden City.
Arturo Ponce of United Methodist Mexican-American Ministries reports 53 known HIV cases in southwest Kansas, with 75 percent Hispanics, 20 percent Caucasians, and 5 percent blacks. Testing rates have surged, rising from 61 in 2002 to 602 in 2005, as awareness grows and help is sought.
Two southwest Kansas state senators clash over a proposed racino plan that would open a pari mutuel track with slot machines in Dodge City as part of a broader governor backed gaming expansion. The bill faces significant regional resistance amid the statewide push led by Senate leaders and Gov. Kathleen Sebelius.
The Jennie Barker Elementary School observed its 50th anniversary with a day of music and history lessons. Former teachers Pat Fishback and Florence Wilson spoke about the school's opening on December 5 1955 and its naming after Jennie Barker a former Finney County schools superintendent. Wilson recalled starting teaching at 19 and earning 60 dollars a month.
In Woodston and across Kansas drought worsens as topsoil moisture runs very short in 95 percent of the state. A passing storm brought only scattered relief, threatening spring and summer for farmers.
John D. Miller recalls his first tornado near Dodge City as a teen. He describes fleeing to the underground cellar, hearing the roar like a train, and witnessing his family endure four to five minutes of fear while the farm suffered with a destroyed barn and feathers stripped from the chickens. The story ties to Severe Weather Awareness Week with training sessions Monday to become local weather spotters.
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