Wheat disease and harvest crunch hit Kansas crops
Wet weather spawns crop diseases in Kansas as main wheat varieties lose immunity. Delays hamper harvest with 60 percent of wheat cut by custom crews. Crops ripen northward, risking a simultaneous statewide harvest and strained transport.
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Brett Myers
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
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Texas
Myers
Duane Mark
U.S. Custom Harvesters, Inc
Jagger
Bob Bowden
Kansas State
Sherrer rises through Kansas political inner circle
OPERA Gary Sherrer, lieutenant governor and secretary of Commerce and Housing, has long moved easily among Kansas political and business elites. From Topeka roots to Capitol Hill, he forged a career in teaching, trucking, banking, and state service, remaining a close adviser to Gov. Graves and marked as a possible 2002 gubernatorial candidate.
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Kansas
Topeka
Sherrer
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Highway Department
College Hill
Westcentral Topeka
Fountain Crew
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia State University
ESU
Leavenworth
Hutchinson
Salina
Capitol Federal Savings
Fourth Financial Corp
Wichita
Department of Commerce and Housing
Bill Graves
Graves
Salina Central High School
Mike Matson
Gary
Commerce and Housing
Sheila Frahm
Bob Dole
U.S. Senate
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