Oakley Boys Look To Get Rolling After Winter Win
The Oakley boys seek momentum after a winter win as they push into a new stretch of games. Key players lead the charge while coaches stress defense and team cohesion for upcoming opponents.
27 Dec 2012
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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2012
Page
1
The Oakley boys seek momentum after a winter win as they push into a new stretch of games. Key players lead the charge while coaches stress defense and team cohesion for upcoming opponents.
An employee announces plans to enjoy time with family after a lengthy service as a clerk.
Partly cloudy skies prevail tonight with lows near 7 degrees. Northwest winds 5 to 10 mph bring wind chill values from nine below to one above zero, creating a chill in the air.
Ruth Barrows is listed with La Crosse contact numbers including phone lines 785 628 1081 and 800 657 6017 and a fax number 785 628 8186 for official correspondence. The entry provides direct lines for calls and facsimile to reach the listed contact.
The year began with Gov. Sam Brownback riding strong winds for sweeping income tax cuts and a conservative takeover of the Legislature. By year’s end analysts feared a $328 million budget shortfall for 2014 and Brownback pursued privatizing the Medicaid program, with federal approval pending. A heat wave and drought also marked the year, hitting Hill City with record highs as crops failed and ranchers downsized herds.
Outdoor spaces were deserted as afternoon temperatures stayed in the 20s. The Hays Recreation Commission fitness center opened at 5 am and drew about 10 exercisers by mid-morning. Wellness director Jill Mall noted lighter early attendance but rising numbers as the day progressed. Local resident Cory Thyfault visited with family.
KDHE and Ellis County Rural Fire Department met to review burning rules in the county. Open burning requires both Ellis County and KDHE approval, with fines up to 10000 dollars daily for unauthorized burning including appliances, furniture, mattresses, old lumber and other items. Rural Fire Chief Dick Klaus said KDHE approval is needed before burning a structure or using a burn pit.
Former Rooks County Sheriff Randy Axelson faces a January 15 sentencing hearing after pleading guilty in July to four felony methamphetamine distribution charges near school properties. Judge Ed Booker will determine the sentence, with a probation or prison term possibility. The plea agreement recommends 64 months, while Axelson's counsel may seek deviation from guidelines.
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