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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2003
Page
1
Kevin Meier and Nathan Penka greet parents during a family weekend at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland.
Jarvis Garetson of Haskell County praised weekend rainfall that totaled 3 to 4 inches across his Jarvis farmstead 32 miles southeast of Garden City. The moisture will support planting 500 acres of dryland wheat and allow earlier fall drilling for grazing.
Heavy rains across Kansas improved topsoil and subsoil moisture from near record lows. Topsoil 21 percent adequate and 5 percent surplus, subsoil 11 percent adequate and 1 percent surplus, up from a week earlier. Most raw crops benefited little, except late soybeans and sorghum. Some farmers planted 2004 wheat. more rain needed for planting conditions. Kansas State University economist William Tierney commented on the crop outlook. See Moisture, Page AS.
Pastor Hans Hiebert and parishioners at Gospel Mennonite Church in Sublette pray for guidance and strength amid migration of low German Mexican Mennonites to Kansas. The piece notes church dialects, large families, and varied church conservatism from Old Colony to evangelical Zen.
Velma Campbell, longtime employee at 2005 Taylor Ave, collected her last check as J & A Livestock Products Inc shuts down. Owner John Prins cited tax debt with the IRS on the Garden City facility and ongoing cashflow problems. Workers say equipment was removed and power was cut for unpaid bills. Campbell lamented poor communication and uncertainty about a restart.
Supporters of AmeriCorps began a 100 hour speech a thon in Washington to win more funding. Juan Perez a 20 year old wheelchair user from Garden City, says he wants to serve. The Finney County program lost funding due to budget cuts, while supporters press for Bush's 2004 proposal to more than double membership.
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