Water Table Improve Focuses On Kansas Aquifer Recharge
Kansas hydrologist Marios Sophocleous says heavy June rains may raise central and eastern Kansas water tables more than western Kansas. Recharge rates depend on climate soil and groundwater depth. A McPherson area project uses runoff ponds to feed the Equus Beds Aquifer feeding back into irrigation needs.
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Auto sales slide amid 24-year low pace in June
AP reports U.S. auto sales fell 17.8 percent the last 10 days of June to the slowest daily rate since 1958. Monthly sales declined 12.8 percent, with New car sales totaling 159,587 for June 21 30 and imports rising to 30.2 percent of the market. GM, Ford, and Chrysler forecast strong quarterly profits, while Reagan touts potential no deduction flat tax despite charity fears.
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