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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2000
Page
1
Kansas State University Agricultural Research Center Hays reports regional weather data for December 18 2000 including today highs and lows, Sunday conditions, record temperatures for December 18, precipitation totals for 24 hours and year to date, and wind data with a 14 a.m. observation.
Forecast calls for a chance of snow in north central and southwest regions on Thursday. Windy and cold conditions prevail elsewhere with overnight lows around 15 and daytime highs from 16 to 25 degrees.
States from the Midwest to the mid-Atlantic seek to fill labor gaps as aging workforces shrink and immigration rises. Gov. Tom Vilsack advances Iowa 2010, targetting 310000 additional workers by 2010. analysts note New Mexico Hawaii and California expect strong growth driven by immigration and mobility. Experts warn aging populations and brain drain threaten future growth while internships and retention efforts aim to keep students, with executives predicting ongoing labor force challenges.
A four day NTSB hearing into Alaska Airlines Flight 261's fatal crash focused on maintenance lapses and a 2 foot jackscrew in the MD 83 Airdraft tail. Investigators questioned the FAA monitoring of MD 80 and DC 9 jets and possible grease compatibility issues between Aeroshell 33 and Mobil 28. Families mourned as Boeing McDonnell Douglas histories and airline procedures came under scrutiny while the investigation continues.
Sternberg Museum hosts Storytime at 4 p.m. titled rodents for ages 4 to 8 with contact Carol Blacksorne at (785) 650-0049. Elsewhere Colby USD 215, Russell USD 407, and Atwood USD 318 board meetings are scheduled at 7 p.m. in various locations.
The board of directors and advisory council meet at 10 a.m. in Golden Ox Pavilion with contact numbers (800) 432-7422 and (785) 628-8204. Hays High School Music Department hosts a 7:30 p.m. winter concert at Beach Schmidt Center, admission a canned food item for Community Assistance Center. Northwest Kansas Childcare Association fundraiser at Pizza Hut in Hays from 5 p.m. to close with 20 percent donated to Sheila Jordan family. fundraiser flier available through Kristi Hiller or Mary Claiborn.
The Hays Police Department and Community Oriented Policing urge residents to turn on porch lights at night for neighborhood safety. Odd-numbered addresses light the first and third full weeks. even-numbered addresses light the second and fourth full weeks. All residents light during partial weeks for the Vincent Annual Christmas display from 1 to 5 p.m. at St Boniface Church. Special groups call (785) 735 9258 for weekday appointments.
The United Way of Ellis County invites organizations to apply for Member Agency status. Applications available at the United Way office 718 Main Suite 206 or by contacting 785 628 8281 or unitedway media net. Postmark due by Friday January 19. Agencies must be organized with local governance and have ongoing operation with public support and community impact.
A fund has been set up to help defray medical costs for Sheila Jordan and her family of five in Hays. A benefit is planned Tuesday night at Pima Hut restaurants with proceeds from 5 p.m. to close, after showing a fundraiser flier sent home with Hays school children. Contributions can be made at First National Bank and The Mall locations. call Kristi Hiller or Mary Claiborn for details.
A joint US EU committee urged tighter controls on genetically engineered foods including mandatory labeling of biotech ingredients. It calls for a government approval process before market entry, while noting current voluntary practices and FDA stance on labeling and premarket consultation.
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