03 Jun 2001
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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2001
Page
1
The extended outlook shows Tuesday dry with highs from the mid 80s in the northeast to the lower 80s in the south. Wednesday and Thursday remain dry with lows in the 50s and highs 70 to 80 in the northeast and 60s elsewhere.
Hays police and Community Oriented Policing urge porch light checks for safety. Odd addresses should light weeks one and three, even addresses weeks two and four, with partial weeks requiring all residents to light up. Also notes Eagles breakfast buffet at 121 E Eighth with prices, Twilight Tours at Sternberg Museum, and USD 395 LaCrosse and USD 315 Colby board meetings with times and locations.
Monday events include a child safety seat fitting from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Kansas Highway Patrol office on Frontier Road south of I 70, next to U S Highway 183 Alternate. Appointments will have seats installed. call 785 625 3518. Also breakfast club at 7 59 to 8 31 a m in the Chamber Office and Twilight Tours with Pete Felten limestone sculpture. call 785 628 8202 before 5 p.m. for motel pickup.
The Community Bulletin Board announces a leadership and community service development institute for eighth graders and high school students. Sponsored by Prudential Insurance, The Points of Light Foundation, and Fort Hays State University, the program runs June 7 to 9 at McMindes Hall with overnight stays June 7 and 8. A June 16 service project and Join Hands Day graduation follow. Trainers from the Prudential Youth Leadership Institute will teach. Normally $500, the cost is $25 funded by the Kansas Health Foundation and Prudential. Applications due by June. Pick up at Hays Public Library or email dring fhsu.edu.
At Russell Kansas Prairiesta marks a decennial community weekend with pageantry, a three-child turnout, and an outhouse race won by a refrigerator box cart. Families from Baldwin City to Russell attend as a fly-in and color guard, with Erwin Huelsewede addressing attendees.
An error appeared in Leona Dreiling Werth's obituary due to incorrect information provided to the paper. A corrected obituary is printed in today's edition to reflect accurate details.
A pair of verses frame inner struggle and divine praise. Galatians 5 17 contrasts the sinful nature with the Spirit while Psalm 48 10 extols God’s praise and righteous strength reaching to the earth’s ends.
The fragment shows winning numbers for Pick 3 on Friday 8 0 9 and Saturday 7 0 0. It lists multiple daily draws including Kansas Cash, Powerball with numbers 3 6 11 14 16 34 and Powerball 38 with an estimated jackpot of 10 million dollars.
U S import quotas imposed in 1998 and high EU tariffs on U S corn gluten have strained wheat gluten makers. Midwest Grain Products among the largest firms have found new uses for gluten while margins stay thin. Farm land Industries shut a Russell plant as prices fell from 70 to 54 cents per pound over three years. An Agriculture Department program will fund marketing product development and capital expenditures.
Western asks state regulators to raise rates 19.6 percent for KPL customers in northeast and central Kansas and 9.8 percent for KGE customers in Wichita and southeast Kansas. If approved, average bills rise about 9.25 dollars for KPL and 6.50 dollars for KGB monthly, with potential January start. Local officials warn higher bills worsen hardship as gas prices stay high. Executive Kim Gronniger states cost recovery needs, while Jerry Williams notes energy shortage risk without new plants and urges protecting the vulnerable.
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