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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 2002

Page

5

Kansans Back Sebelius in State Fair Poll Amid Economy Worries

At the Kansas State Fair, 664 chose Insurance Commissioner Sebelius and 550 backed Treasurer Shallenburger in the governor race with 186 undecided. Libertarian Dennis Hawver drew 32 votes and 8 wrote in. Dems tout the result as favorable while Republicans question its validity. The poll also surveyed Iraq policy, Pledge of Allegiance, Patriot Day, and fiscal plans.

Shallenburger Dennis Hawver Reform Ted Pettibone Democratic Party Tom Sawyer Kansas Sawyer Ately Saddam Thornburgh

Four Garden City teens charged in drive by shooting

Four teen suspects from Garden City were arrested after a drive by shooting on Summit Street on September 4. Jorge Cardenas 16 and Jorge Garcia 15 along with Jorge Gonzales Jr 18 and Camil Francisco 16 drove by firing at a group, wounding Leopoldo Rodriguez 23 who was treated at St Catherine Hospital. Police seek three more suspects as juveniles remain in custody at the Juvenile Detention Center and Finney County Jail.

Garden City Gang Jorge Cardenas Pearl Road Jorge Gonzales Jr N. 10Th St Camil Francisco Walker St Jorge Garcia 10Th St Summit Street Mike Utz Gonzales Utz Joe Dianda Nathan Finck Arthur Romero Garden City Leopoldo Rodriguez Holcomb Cardenas Francisco Garcia Rodriguez St. Catherine Hospital Finney County

Drought tightens feed costs for Pennsylvania dairy farms

In Port Matilda area dairy farmers like Marlene and Rodney Reese face a first time need to purchase corn for silage as drought and reduced land limit on-farm production. Milk prices stay weak while feed costs surge, with Penn State experts calling the period a price cost squeeze and forecasts of lower corn and soybean yields statewide. Six entities cited include Reese family, Ken Bailey, Joe Hartle, Lonely Spot Farm, Bellefonte, and Penn State Extension.

State College Marlene Rodney Reese Reeses Port Matilda Ken Bailey Penn State Pennsylvania Agricultural Statistics Service Joe Hartle Lonely Spot Farm Bellefonte Marlene Reese Hartle Gene Schurman Penn State University Extension Indiana Anderson Counties Canada United States Schurman

Bush shifts to pre emptive strikes against terrorists

President Bush outlines a shift from Cold War deterrence to pre emptive action against terrorists seeking weapons of mass destruction. He argues the United States may act alone if needed to prevent threats, while seeking international support. The strategy targets Iraq and seeks broader reform to keep U.S. interests secure.

Washington Bush United States Iraq United Nations United States of America Congress Saddam Hussein White House Russia France U.N

Farmers weigh continuous crop plan amid summer weather toll

Lane County farmer plans to seed wheat after a season of drought as farm officials discuss summer fallow status for insurance eligibility. Jody Wilson of the Farm Service Agency notes uncertainty in disaster payment rules under the new Farm Bill. Insurance experts explain county variation and cost differences for continuous crops, with subsidies affecting farmer decisions.

Farm Service Krehbiel Jody Wilson FSA O'Dell Crop Insurance Services Michel Knoll Lane County Finney Kearny Haskell Stanton Grant Hamilton Lane, Gray Scott Wichita Greeley County Knoll

Water rights hearing opens over Sunflower claim

Landowners opposed to Sunflower water rights argue approval would harm existing users. Sunflower lawyer counters lack of proof of impairment and notes wells follow spacing rules. Officials plan to review applications under current regulations with an Oct. 9 board discussion leading toward a possible recommendation to Pope.

Pope Deerfield Sunflower Mark Calcara Great Bend David Traster Wichita Calcara Burns and McDonnell Traster Holcomb Southwest Kansas

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Sebelius Jesse Borton Secretary of State U.S Immedi Finney County Department of Public Works County Annex St. John Board of County Commissioners N. 9Th Public Works Office Finney County Commission P.O. Box M Ari Fleischer America World Trade Center Pentagon Soviet Union Risk Management Agency Federal Crop Insurance Co ME Isheryl Goss Western Motor Bey Taylor Plaza Tie
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