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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2000
Page
3
Kansas Highway Patrol urges drivers to watch for deer as fall traffic hazards rise. Troopers report many car deer crashes. deer breeding season peaks mid November to December per KDOT. Injuries from crashes have more than doubled in 10 years, with 1999 totals at 10,192 crashes and 443 injuries and one death.
Families Together Inc presents a statewide conference on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Plaza Hotel located at 1911 E. Kansas Ave. Registration costs lie at 30 dollars for parents and 40 dollars for professionals. Door prizes will be awarded. For details call 276-6364.
The Southwest Kansas Horseman's Conference sponsored by Kansas State University Extension will be held Saturday at the Scott County Fairgrounds in Scott City. Registration is 5 dollars per person, with a 10 a.m. trade show opening and a 4 p.m. conference finish. Pre registration is required for lunch headcount. call the Kearny County Extension Office by Friday at 316 355 8551 or Mary Ann Harris at 316 355 8551 for questions. A 25 dollar booth space fee applies. Morning session is Horsemanship for the Youth Competitor by Gena Henson. Other sessions cover Round Pen Reasoning Show Clothing Equine Dentistry Horse Judging Fundamentals Common Horse Injuries and Abnormal Feet and Legs. The event ends with Jay Henson on Working Cowhorse for the Feed Yard Cowboy and includes a swap shop for tack equipment and old show clothes consigned at the event.
The Southwest Kansas Diabetes Support Group will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at 712B St. John St. for a presentation titled Help I Have Diabetes What Do I Eat presented by Kelly Chanay program coordinator for the Southwest Kansas Diabetes Control Program. An evening meal will be provided free of charge to attendees with diabetes or caregivers. For details call 276-6817.
The Garden City Telegram states it corrects errors and asks readers to call 275-8500 if they notice an error. The notice emphasizes the paper’s correction policy and provides a contact number.
AP reports lingering wet weather across Kansas with rain and thunderstorms likely in central and eastern areas through Wednesday night and possibly into Thursday. West may turn drier and partly sunny with lows in the 40s to 60s and highs from 65 to 70 in the west and 70s in the east. Forecasters expect dry statewide conditions on Friday. Road condition hotline provided.
Lt. Gov. Gary Sherrer told Garden City Chamber members a USD 457 bond for a new high school is a wise education investment. He linked it to broader gains in learning opportunities, noted lottery funds funding economic development, and defended taxes while praising community colleges and digital commerce awareness.
Liberal mayor Ivanhoe Love Jr and 14 defendants sue the Southwest Daily Times and reporter Nancy Kletecka in Seward County District Court for libel and related claims. The suit cites four August recall stories and says petition carriers including Vice Mayor Jimmie Caffey published defamatory statements. No recall election date set.
Kansas Bar Association asks the Kansas Supreme Court to strike down a 1999 law allowing non attorneys to represent parties in small claims court including corporations. The cases, heard in December, challenge whether the rule oversteps legislative authority and constitutional limits on who may represent clients.
The report notes tomorrow's sunrise and sunset and records for this date include a record low of 18 degrees in 1975 and a record high of 88 degrees in 1959. It shows last year's highs and lows, precipitation totals for the year and last year, and the long term average through October at 16.80 inches. Southwest Kansas Research Extension provides the data.
The Garden City Co op reports grain price quotes for the day. Corn and wheat prices move as market demand shifts, with buyers watching futures and local demand signals. Local elevators indicate steady to mixed prices across varieties and grades.
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