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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2015
Page
1
The Larks defeated the Denver Cougars on Tuesday to improve to 3-2. Key players led the scoring and defense, sealing the win in a close contest at home.
Tonight shows a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms mainly after 10 p.m. with mostly cloudy skies and a low around 68. Southeast wind 14 to 23 mph. Thursday brings a 40 percent chance of morning showers before 8 a.m. then sunny and a high near 91. Hon Salutes Carl Zimmerman Schoenchen. Contact numbers provided: (785) 628-1081, (800) 657-6017, Fax (785) 628-8186.
The Topeka Capital-Journal reports the Kansas Legislature faces a choice between two budgets. One proposal would cut all state agencies and education by 6 percent. The Senate pressed a bare-bones tax bill while House plans to vote on a budget without the cuts.
Justin Wingerter reports on Kansas lawmakers grappling with a $400 million budget gap as grocers and child nutrition advocates monitor any changes to the 6.15 percent sales tax on unprepared food. The piece notes most states tax food differently, while Kansas maintains parity with other items.
Kelton Wallace from Victoria joins a Hays Recreation Commission activity on Tuesday at Pottery Works to paint an ice cream bowl while parents and studio staff assist children in decorating their bowls.
Kansas lawmakers moved water issues to the background amid heavy rains and a tight budget. Governor Brownback promotes a 50 year plan to sustain the Ogallala Aquifer while Rep. Tom Sloan notes the panel now worries about sedimentation in lakes and reservoirs as floods complicate conservation efforts.
The Downtown Hays Development Corp begins the third annual farmers market in the 10th Street parking lot between Main and Fort. Vendors pay a 40 dollar fee and offer homemade and homegrown goods on Wednesdays 5 45 to 7 45 pm and Saturdays 7 30 to 11 am through October. Tatum Kimzey plans a Katyedge Farm tent with baked goods and T shirt quilts adding new homegrown options this year.
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