Garden City forecast shows sunny warmth and light winds
Forecast for Garden City and area calls for sunny, warmer today with southwest winds 8 to 16 mph and 40 percent humidity. Tonight will be clear and moonlit with west winds 7 to 14 mph and 55 percent humidity. Tomorrow remains mostly sunny and breezy with west-southwest winds 15 to 25 mph and 6 to 10 hours of sun. Growing Degree usage and livestock stress notes follow, plus Kansas road condition hotline 511.
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Study on liver transplants fuels debate over sober waiting rule
In a French study reported by NEJM, most alcohol related hepatitis patients who received livers without six month sobriety maintained sobriety for years afterward. Experts say dropping the rule could raise demand for scarce livers but may be fair for some gravely ill patients.
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Thanksgiving Dinner for Fiddlers in Lakin on Sunday
Southwest Community announces the Western Plains Chapter will host a 12 30 p m Thanksgiving Dinner Sunday at the Memorial Building Main Street Lakin. Attendees bring a side dish. turkey ham coffee tea plates provided. Performers sign up after dinner for the 2 p m program. Call Joe Coyne 620 355 6480 Jack Coyne 620 640 7794 or Katie Day 276 7316 for details. Neva Maxfield and Jeanette Taylor tied for high in senior center double pinochle at Finney County Center Bob Baker was second Maybelle Bowen third.
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Main Street
Lakin
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Jack Coyne
Katie Day
Neva Maxfield
Jeanette Taylor
Finney County
Senior center pitch winners at Tuesday event
Vern Wilson led the three tables of senior center pitch at the Senior Center on 907 N. 10th St, taking first place. Donna Preston finished in second, with Lois Towns third.
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Finney County
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Donna Preston
Lois Towns
Fever and mistrust plague wagon train crossing ITorse Creek
The Oregon bound wagon train faces fever, suspected Indian poisoning, and heated leadership fights after a river crossing. Captain Beechum chairs a meeting to discard contaminated water, while Doc treats Selinda amid rain and growing death. Runyan accuses Indians, Estes defends, and fear reshapes decisions as Selinda dies.
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Mrs. Runyan
Menace on Horse Creek serial to run Tuesdays and Thursdays
The 15 chapter serial Menace on Horse Creek will be printed in the paper each Tuesday and Thursday from October 25 to December 15, excluding Thanksgiving. A teacher's guide is available at kansasnie.com and inquiries reach Jeanie Warner at 800-827-6363 Ext. 309 or jwarner salina.com.
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Kansasnie.com
Jeanie Warner
Jwarner
Salina
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