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Mavericks It was difficult to see more than a block down Main Street on Saturday morning due to the county. Several accidents also occurred as conditions became dangerous on I-70. the snow. The snowfall Saturday and Sunday reached three inches in some areas of Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News win 78-62 The Northwest Kansas Technical College men’s basketball team beat Frank Phillips College at home on Dangerous wind chill Friday. See Page 10 Temperatures fall weather after weekend snows report By Kevin Bottrell dropped to dangerous levels. The [email protected] lowest wind-chilled temperature Light snow Saturday and Sun- for the area was measured at -35 14° day wasn’t the biggest danger this degrees in Burlington. 10 a.m. weekend as temperatures dropped The weather service advised wearing a hat and gloves when out- Monday to dangerous levels across the High Plains due to wind chill. doors due to the danger of frost bite Today The snow accumulated to up to and hypothermia. The actual low temperature in • Sunset, 4:39 p.m. 3 inches in some areas of Sherman Goodland without wind chill was Wednesday County, most of it falling on Satur- day. The low temperature Saturday -9 degrees Sunday night with an • Sunrise, 7:07 a.m. was 1 degree, and although Sunday average wind speed of 12.8 mph • Sunset, 4:40 p.m. was nice enough for a little sledding, and gusting as high as 28 mph. The Midday Conditions things took a turn for the colder on record low temperature for Jan. 5 • Soil temperature 30 degrees Sunday evening. was -14, set in 1942. • Humidity 53 percent A National Weather Service is- The service is predicting mostly • Sky sunny sued an advisory Sunday, saying sunny days this week, with tempera- • Winds northwest 11 mph that the winds could drop tem- tures reaching 48 degrees. • Barometer 30.36 inches peratures to a dangerous level in Icy conditions on Saturday and rising the morning hours Monday. A Wind caused several accidents on I-70. • Record High today 72° (1965) Chill Warning was also in effect The first happened at 2:28 p.m. The roads were packed with snow (above) starting Saturday morning and have remained so in many • Record Low today -17° (1912) until 10 a.m. Monday morning for near mile marker nine west of town. areas around Goodland. Few people ventured out to city parks (below) as the snow fell, but Sunday the Tri-State Area, meaning that afternoon people were observed sledding at the drainage areas. Last 24 Hours* observed temperatures had actually See WIND, Page 5 Photos by Kevin Bottrell and Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News High Sunday 15° Low Sunday -9° Precipitation none This month 0..09 Year to date 0.09 Above normal 0.03 inches The Topside Forecast Today: Mostly sunny with a high near 48, winds out of the west at 5 to 10 mph switching to the northeast and a low around 19. Wednesday: Partly sunny with a high near 32, winds out of the north at 5 mph switching to the south and a low around 17. Extended Forecast Thursday: Sunny with a high near 42 and a low around 23. Fri- day: Mostly sunny with a high near 44 and a low around 24. Saturday: Sunny with a high near 48 and a low around 26. Sunday: Mostly sunny with a high near 45. (National Weather Service) Get 24-hour weather info. at 162.400 MHz. Master No-till conference planned for Jan. 21-22 K-State Research and Extension in partnership Extension crops and soils specialists. It annu- agricultural policy and its impact on producers with the Northwest Crop Residue Alliance will ally brings in more than 500 attendees from the and production practices. In addition, we have Gardener host the Cover Your Acres Winter Conference on surrounding area. Dan O’Brien discussing the grain market outlook Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 21-22, in Oberlin. “This year the conference will feature uni- for the upcoming year.” for crop producers, consultants and others inter- versity specialists and industry representatives Registration begins both days at 7:45 a.m., classes ested in northwest Kansas agriculture. discussing current topics in crop production, with educational sessions ending at 4 p.m. local The meeting is a producer-driven program weed control, emerging insect pests and more,” (Mountain Time) followed by a ‘bull session’ on that focuses on the latest technology, methods, Haag said. “The same programs will be offered Tuesday evening where attendees can visit with markets start Feb. 4 and conservation practices to improve crop both days of the conference. Sessions will be held industry and university specialists. production on the High Plains, said Lucas Haag concurrently through the day. 10 a.m. Kansas State University and Jeanne Falk Jones, K-State Research and “This year, Barry Flinchbaugh will address See NO-TILL, Page 5 Wheat — $6.37 bushel Research and Extension will Posted county price — $6.15 hold Master Gardener training Corn — $4.18 bushel every Tuesday from Feb. 4 to Posted county price — $4.12 March 25 at the Logan County Cheyenne County coyote contest is this weekened Milo — $3.77 bushel EMS Building, 703 W. Third By Amanda Miller Rueb, coordinator. “The hunters for the Advanced class. “The Fron- the Midwest Coyote Calling Event. Soybeans — $12.02 bushel St., in Oakley. [email protected] brought in 439 coyotes. This num- tier Arms Class” is the new name. Penalty for this infraction is a 2 year Posted county price — $12.32 The classes include 40 hours Starting this weekend, FoxPro’s ber of coyotes harvested is, in my The “Hornady Novice Class” still suspension from competing in the Millet — no bid of classroom and hands-on Midwest Coyote Contest will be belief, the largest number of coyotes remains the novice team’s name. Midwest Coyote Calling Event. No Sunflowers instruction on topics such as taking place Saturday and Sunday, taken in a two-day coyote calling The “Hornady Novice Class” is exceptions. On the second offense it Oil current crop — $18.35 cwt. botany, soil science, landscape at the St. Francis Fairgrounds. This contest in the nation.” already full, and “The Frontier Arms will be the automatic banning from Confection — no bid design, lawn care, trees, house- is the 17th year for the calling con- There were a total of 135 teams Class” had 50 teams already. competing in the Midwest Coyote Pinto beans — $36 plants and more. test to be held in St. Francis. registering – 83 of the “Nikon Teams are signed up from Kansas, Calling Event forever. (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. Applications are available at Last year’s contest was another Coyote Special Class” teams and Colorado, and Nebraska, as well as People who are not participating These may not be closing figures. ) the local extension office, 813 great year. The “Masters of Coyote 52 of the “Hornady Novice Class” Arkansas, California, Iowa, Min- in the event are urged to come to Broadway Room 301, or online Calling” and winners of the Nikon teams. Of those 13 teams came in nesota, Mississippi, South Dakota the fairgrounds during check-in on at www.goldenprairie.ksu.edu. Coyote Special Class was Wade with double-digit totals, which is and Texas. Sunday to see all the teams returning Applications are due Jan. 24. Edis and Jay Lovitt from Mullen, the most ever. A new rule for 2014 states: There with their coyotes. Cost is $90. Neb. They took in 18 coyotes. This year, Frontier Arms of St. will be no public dumping of coy- “It was a great hunt,” said Brent Francis has taken the sponsorship otes of any kind from contestants of about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 7, 2014 friends early head start obituaries the calendar Early Head Start is a state funded program for income eligible fami- lies with prenatal mothers and chil- Charles E. Angel calendar nights at the Goodland Methodist wheat bagel with toppings, or- dren up to age three. Families par- Church Fellowship Hall for any- ange, fruit juice and milk. Lunch Charles E. Angel, 74, Guymon, the past 16 years. Commodity Distribution for ticipate in a variety of educational one who wants to come. Free will - spaghetti, spinach salad, garlic Okla., former employee of Lonny’s Preceding him in death were his Sherman County residents will be activities and receive free medical donations welcome. For informa- bread, fruit and milk. Thursday: Quality Auto Body in Goodland, parents, a brother William Angel, an at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 20, and dental care. tion call 899-3631. Breakfast - breakfast pita with died Saturday, Jan. 4, 2014, at his infant son Brandon Charles Angel in at First Christian Church, 8th and Services include special needs The Kids Cooking Class is held salsa, apple, fruit juice and milk. home. 1979 and his brother William Angel. Arcade. Foods may include corn, of children with disabilities. If you on the second Wednesday of each Lunch - taco salad, tortilla chips He was born on July 11, 1939, to Survivors include his wife of the carrots, green beans, peanut but- have a family member with a special month from 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. at with salsa, refried beans, pine- Carl and Dolly Angel in Warrens- home; three sons, David Angel of ter, potato flakes, cranberry juice problem, such as drug or alcohol the 4-H Building. This class is apple tidbits and milk. Friday: burg, Mo. Los Angeles, Calif., Mark Angel and apple juice. For information abuse, job loss or other family crisis, open for second to fifth graders. Breakfast - cinnamon roll, fruit On Feb. 4, 1979, he and Cindy and James Angel, both of Phoenix, call Genesis (785) 890-2299. your family can qualify. Call 785- For information call 890-4880. cocktail, fruit and milk. Lunch- Kae Duphorne were married in Ariz.; and a brother Robert Angel Prairie Land Food sign up will 672-3125, ext. 187. chcken and noodles, mashed Sharon Springs. of Saratoga Springs, N.Y. be until Monday. Distribution is 1 senior menu preschool to 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25. at Cat’s potatoes, green beans, orange Mr. Angel worked for Lonny’s Private family graveside services Today: Ham, augratin pota- Sherman County Head Start is TnT, 1018 Main, or at the Berna- and milk. Quality Auto Body for 18 years. will be held in Sharon Springs. toes, beets, bread and apricots. a free preschool for eligible 3 and dine Johnson residence, located at The couple moved to Guymon Memorials may be sent to Hen- Wednesday: Harvest turkey soup, school calendar 4 year olds. The federally funded 704 Walnut. For information call and he worked in the maintenance son-Novak Funeral Directors, Box Mandarin oranges, crackers and Today: 3:45 p.m. junior varsity program is targeted to families who 899-2338, 821-1275, 890-2287, department for Seaboard Farm for 1306, Guymon, Okla. 73942. cookie. Thursday: Oven baked c basketball against Colby at Max meet certain economic guidelines 821-1827, 890-3793 or 899-4278 chicken, mashed potatoes with Jones Fieldhouse. 5:30 p.m. varsi- and provides hearing, vision, dental or order online at www.prairi- Don Gill gravy, green beans, bread and ty basketball against Colby at Max and educational screenings. Nutri- elandfood.com. The Prairie Pak gelatin with fruit. Friday: Spanish Jones Fieldhouse. Wednesday: Don Gill, 84, Lincoln, Neb., longest running were the State Com- tious meals are served, and parents will have fully cooked chicken/ rice with hamburger, California 7:30 a.m. professional learning former radio announcer and sports- munity Award banquet for 30 years are encouraged to get involved in apple sausage links, chicken and blend vegetables, peaches, bread community. Thursday: 3 p.m. caster for KLOE in Goodland, died and the Lincoln Continental Annual their children’s education. For in- vegetable stir fry, Canadian bacon, and no bake cookie. junior high scholars’ bowl at Scott Friday, Jan. 3, 2014, at his Barbershop Show for the formation call 890-2552. lean ground beef, salmon fillet, City. 5:30 p.m. varsity and junior home. past 36 years. school menu a variety of seasonal fresh fruits varsity wrestling against Colby mops He was born on May He volunteered with the and vegetables. The specials are Today: Breakfast - star span- at Max Jones Fieldhouse. 7:30 MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) 2, 1929, to Leighton and Lincoln Area on Aging, a breaded chicken breast fillets, gled pancakes, sausage links, p.m. financial aid night. Friday: meets the first Monday of every Rhue Gill in Long Beach, was a tour guide for the sausage breakfast pouches, pep- sliced peaches, fruit juice and 3:45 p.m. junior varsity and c month October thru May. Meeting Calif. Convention and Visitors peroni pizzas and Augus beef milk. Lunch - chicken wrap with team basketball against Ulysses at time: 6 p.m. -7:30 p.m. at the Har- Mr. Gill started his Bureau and was President sliders sandwiches. lettuce and tomato, spanish rice, Max Jones Fieldhouse. 5:30 p.m. vest Evangelical Free Church; 521 broadcasting career with of the Lincoln Municipal The Goodland Soup Bol serves steamed carrots, fruit and milk. varsity basketball against Ulysses E Highway 24; Goodland. For more the Armed Forces Radio Bank. dinner at 5 p.m. on Monday Wednesday: Breakfast - whole at Max Jones Fieldhouse.. information email goodlandmops@ Network serving in the Mr. Gill was a well re- gmail.com or call (785) 890-6423. Army on Okinawa during Gill spected fast-pitch softball the Korean War. He helped pitcher in Salina, Con- student news passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. Monday through Friday. crimestoppers put KNCK of Corcordia cordia, Hays, Goodland, Cody Sherlock of St. Francis was com or stop by 808 Main. The hours Blood pressures; infants’, chil- If you have information about on the air in 1954 and then joined the Alliance, Neb. and Lincoln, Neb. He named to the Dean’s List for the Fall are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday dren’s and adults’ immunizations; any crime, call the Goodland Area Bob Schmidt organization at KAYS once pitched a no hitter at a Kansas Semester of 2013 at Benedictine through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. health assessments for Kan Be Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- in Hays. As the company expanded State softball tournament. College in Atchinson. His parents to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Healthy, daycare and school entry; 5665. Your call will be confidential Aerobics went on to stations in Goodland Preceding him in death were his are Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sherlock and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. fasting blood sugar and hemoglo- and you will not be asked your (KLOE); St. Joseph, Mo. (KFEQ); parents. of St. Francis. To make the Dean’s are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and bin; and family planning available name. If the information results in Insanity class and Alliance, Neb. (KCOW) where Survivors include his wife, Don- List a student must carry a minimum Wednesday. meets by appointment. Sharps containers the arrest and/or conviction of those he was the station manager for five na of 59 1/2 years; two daughters, of 12 hours and have a grade point at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, are available for a fee. WIC program involved, you could be eligible for years. His received many honors Dara (Rodney) Glotzbach of The average of 3.5 to 3.9. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and available. Call 890-4888 or go to a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland Taekwondo during this time including Jaycee Woodlands, Texas, and Diane (Bar- William Allen of Brewster was Saturday. with Wayne www.sherman.kansas.com. Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit of the Year, Man of the Year and ry) Williams of Jacksonville, Fla.; named to the Dean’s List for the Fall Luckert call for times and dates. If you have questions, concerns organization formed by citizens Weight Watchers 5:30 Boss of the Year. In 1972, he joined a brother Bob Gill of White Cloud, Semester of 2013 at Benedictine meets at or complaints about child care, call against crime. p.m. for weigh in KLIN, Lincoln, Neb., as sports Mich.; and two grandchildren. College in Atchinson. To make the and 6 p.m. for the health department. The police department can also Tuesday Water Testing — directors, where his Husker play- Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Dean’s List a student must carry a the meeting every at the The Northwest be called at 890-4570. by-play announcing resulted in (Mountain Time) on Wednesday, minimum of 12 hours and have a Harvest Evangelical Free Church, Local Environmental Protection family shelter his being named the “Nebraska Jan. 8, 2014, at Roper and Sons Fu- grade point average of 3.5 to 3.9. 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information Group does well evaluations, in- Sportscaster of the Year” five times. neral Home, 4300 O Street, Lincoln, call (785) 890-6423. cluding testing for bacteria and The Northwest Kansas Domestic After becoming the KLIN station Neb. A prior private family grave- genesis and Goodland Alcoholics Anony- nitrates. To schedule an evaluation and Sexual Violence Services pro- manger, he became the director of side service will be held at Lincoln salvation army mous, 1013 Center. If you drink or discuss environmental concerns, vides help day or night to victims development at Nebraska ETV in Memorial Park. alcohol, that’s your business. If you call the Health Department at 890- of domestic violence and sexual Genesis and Salvation Army are 1985. He retired in 1997. For the Visitation will be from 1 to 7 p.m. want to stop, we can help. Call 821- 4888. assault. For information or help, call available year round to help those in past 23 years he hosted “Big Band (Mountain Time) on Tuesday, Jan. 3826 or 728-7491. (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, need. Call (785) 890-2299 to speak hospital volunteers Spotlight” on NET radio which ex- 7, 2014, at the funeral home with the Goodland Al-Anon Family call (785) 443-1130. to a volunteer. Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon tended his career to almost 60 years family being present from 5 to 6:30 Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. volun- animal shelter in broadcasting. He was inducted p.m. (Mountain Time). at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- activities teers are in the gift shop. Lost a pet? Call 890-4575 or go to into the Nebraska Broadcasting Hall Memorial to the Lincoln Munici- Tours of the 1907 Victorian cade. For information call Alice or www.petfinder.com. of Fame a few years ago. pal Band, NET Radio/Television House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. During his 42 years in Lincoln, and 2nd Church of Christ Scientist 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- The “Freedom Today” group of he served as emcee at many charity in Lincoln. day. Closed on Tuesday. Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 events and banquets. Two of the The High Plains Museum, 1717 p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Thank you friends! Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. Harold Melvin ‘Mux’ Johnson to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday Call 890-8369. We would like to thank those who sent Harold Melvin “Mux” Johnson, Wyo., in 1980 and returned to Bird through Saturday and from 1 to Bird City Alcoholics Anony- flowers, gave cards and donations, 81, Bird City, retired Consolidated City in 1998. 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. mous group meets at 6:30 p.m. (Mountain Time) on Fridays at the and made phone calls. We would Freightways truck driver, died Mr. Johnson’s greatest pastime The Carnegie Arts Center is also like to thank the Methodist open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- Senior Center on 4th Street. Nar- Thursday, Jan. 2, 2014, at Good was repairing and trading used ladies for the luncheon. It was Samaritan Center in St. Francis. vehicles. day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. cotics Anonymous meets at 6:30 He was born on Jan. 7, 1932, Preceding him in death were on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on (Mountain Time) on Tuesdays at greatly appreciated. the Senior Center. Call (785) 734- to Harold T. Johnson and Velta his parents; his wife of 59 years; Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center -The families of Mildred Laughlin Katherine Pyle Johnson in Chey- an infant daughter Christina Ann is always in need of hosts and host- 2734 for more information. enne County. The family moved Johnson; four brothers-in-law, Clif- esses on Sundays. New monthly Fibromyalgia and Chronic to the Evergreen community, then ford Chipperfield, Don Spiker, Jim exhibits and you are invited to visit Myofascial Pain Support Group to Pleasant Valley community and Underwood and Darrel Purvis; and the gift shop. meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the then to the Big Timber community. a sister-in-law Yvonne Underwood. The Goodland Public Library is third Wednesday of every month High Plains Roosters #663 in the Emergency Medical Services Mr. Johnson attended school at Survivors include two sons, Alan open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- Goodland, Kansas Pleasant Valley and Porter and then Leroy (Ana) Johnson of Goodland day through Thursday and from building, 257 15th St., in Burling- graduated from Bird City High and Darrell Raymond (Pam) John- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- ton. Call Debbie at 719-346-4612. School in 1949. son of Bird City; a brother Merle urday. For information call (785) thrift store 14th Annual Banquet Events of the Banquet On July 19, 1951, he and Raoma L. (Doris) Johnson of Texas; two 899-5461 or stop by the library. The Goodland Churches Thrift Jean Purvis were married at the sisters, Dorothy Chipperfield of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 Date: Saturday, January 11, 2014 Auction man County is seeking mentors and Serving: Prime Rib Dinner Methodist Church in Bird City. Bird City and Delores Spiker of a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through Men/Women/Kids children to mentor. Call 890-3665. He first farmed for Curley Kehl- Goodland; four grandchildren; and Friday. Donations welcome. The Adult: $ 20.00 per person Drawings back and later Jim Hickert. Then he four great-grandchildren. The Good Sam Family Support daily specials are 50 percent off Youth: $10.00 per person Silent Auction worked at a cotton gin in Arizona Services were at 1 p.m. (Mountain Council meets at 7 p.m. the second men’s department on Monday, 50 (10 years & under) Thursday of every month at the before returning to help build the Time) on Monday, Jan. 6, 2014, at percent off housewares, furniture, Where: Elks Lodge Games Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings Co-op elevator in Bird City. He the Wesleyan Community Church, electronics and crafts on Tuesday, Goodland, KS also worked a year for the State West Highway 36, Bird City with are open to all interested people. 10 cent books on Wednesday, 50 Membership Drawing For information call 890-3117 or When: Social Hour ~ 5:00 pm Renew or Buy a Membership through Highway Department, the Bird Pastor Dan Carson officiating and percent off children’s department on Early Registration or at the Banquet to Dinner ~ 6:00 pm MT. City Co-op and then a year with burial in the Bird City Cemetery. 890-5936. Thursday and 50 percent of ladies’ win a gun the Cheyenne County Highway Visitation was from 1 to 4 p.m. Breast Cancer Support Group department on Friday. For informa- Department. From 1967 to 1972, (Mountain Time) on Sunday, Jan. meets at 5:30 p.m. the second tion call 890-2007. For More Information Special Gun Drawing + more he and his brother Merle operated 5, 2014, at Knodel Funeral Home, Monday of the month. Any woman 6 items to be given away health department the Wheeler Truck Stop in Wheeler. 202 S. Benton, St. Francis. with cancer is welcome. Call Norma Jason Artzer 785-821-2317 12 Ga. Browning Citori Lightning at 890-6629 for more information. The Sherman County Health De- Steve Duell 785-899-5888 12 Ga. Remington 870 Wingmaster Classic Trap He then began driving a truck for Memorials to Hospice Services 12 Ga. Beretta A300 Outlander Camo Max 4 Consolidated Freightways, retiring and the Wesleyan Church in Bird The Goodland Activities Center partment at 1622 Broadway is open Melvin Crow 785-821-2607 Savage 243 16/116 Trophy Hunter XP w/Scope Troy Mannis 785-821-1838 Henry Golden Boy 22 Mag. after 21 years in 1993. Mr. Johnson City may be sent to the funeral has the daily activities. For informa- from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Brick of .22 Long Rifle Ammunition tion call 890-7242. Memberships Gary Coon 785-890-7290 had been transferred to Torrington, home. Scott Jarrett 785-899-5405 Ticket donations are $5.00 per ticket options for everyone including day or 5 tickets for $20.00 Enjoy a night at the movies! Randy Bellamy 785-899-2816 Drawing to be held at the Pheasants Forever Banquet, Jan. 11, 2014 Need not be present to win | Items will be given away in the order above Phillip Eugene Powell Sherman David Leonard 785-899-5868
www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 corrections Phillip Eugene Powell, 61, Colby, father. SHOWING THROUGH JAN. 16 Visit the Website: Early Bird Registration graduate of Northwest Kansas Survivors include his mother www.highplainsroosterspf.com All paid registrations received by Frozen 3D (PG) January 8, 2014 will receive a free gift. Technical College, died Wednes- Colleen Shank of Great Bend; two In the obituary of Mildred Laugh- Registration form and more! Nightly 7 PM•Sunday Matinee 1:30 PM day, Jan. 1, 2014, in Colby. children, Josey Hopper of Colby lin on Page 2 of the Friday, Dec. He was born on March 1, 1952, and Aaron (Sarah) Powell of Colby; 17, edition of The Goodland Star- to Harold and Colleen Powell in a brother David Powell of Great News, names needed to be added in Flagler, Colo. They family lived Bend; a sister Connie Shoemaker of family preceeding her in death. It in Burlington, where he attended Mound City; and four grandchildren should have included her sister Irene school and graduated with the class of Colby. (Dizmang) Johnson, a brother-in- of 1970. Services will be at 1 p.m. on law Harold Johnson and a nephew After attending Northwest Kan- Monday, Jan. 6, 2014, at the Berean Clinton Dizmang. This was due to sas Technical College he worked for Church, 1000 S. Franklin, Colby incomplete information given to the IBM for the next 25 years. with Pastor Ray Fagan officiating funeral home. See American Profile magazine in this week’s issue of Mr. Powell served in the U.S. and inurnment to follow at 3 :30 P P P P Navy from Aug. 27, 1971, to June p.m. at the Burlington Cemetery in The Goodland Star-News will 14, 1973. He earned the National Burlington. correct any mistake or misunder- Your sponsorship could be right here! Defense Service Medal, Combat Memorials to help U.S. military standing in a news story. Please Action Ribbon and Meritorium veterans may be sent to Bateman call our office at (785) 899-2338 (available in local area only) Unit Commendation for Vietnam Funeral Home, Box 278, Goodland, to report errors. We believe that Brought to you by: Call The Goodland Star-News Service. Kan. 67735. news should be fair and factual. We Preceding him in death was his want to keep an accurate record today for more information! and appreciate you calling to our attention any failure to live up to (785) 899-2338 this standard. star-news goodland The Star-News / Tuesday, January 7, 2014 3 Services’ incorporation into KanCare delayed The State of Kansas and the federal Cen- change in the way intellectual and develop- Kansans in Medicaid remains strong,” said KanCare officials will continue to com- About KanCare: KanCare is the new ters for Medicare and Medicaid Services mental disabilities waiver services are pro- Kansas Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer, M.D. municate program updates to those provid- Medicaid program in Kansas that began have agreed to continue working toward the vided, including any updates to the KanCare The “underserved” list comprises Kan- ers who were preparing to deliver additional on Jan. 1, 2013, with integrated medical integration of home- and community-based Section 1115 demonstration Special Terms sans with developmental disabilities who home- and community-based services and services for all Medicaid consumers. services for people with intellectual and and Conditions to which the parties agree. are already receiving some Medicaid supports under the previously planned wait- The KanCare model uses managed care to developmental disabilities into KanCare. The federal website was down for a pe- services. ing list reduction. support intensive care coordination and to In order to complete work on the details riod of time in early December, so the com- “Going forward, this administration aims “It’s important to continue communicat- deliver the highest quality of services under of the agreement, the planned Jan. 1 imple- ment period was extended through Dec. 24. to keep Kansans off the underserved list ing openly with current recipients of home- pay-for-performance contracts that hold mentation will be postponed temporarily. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid and reduce the PD/DD waiting lists, and and community-based services so these the health plans accountable for improved The state and Medicare and Medicaid Services and the state need more time to KanCare’s integrated care coordination KanCare members understand that their health outcomes for KanCare members. Services will work toward an agreement evaluate the comments. is key to solving that longstanding issue,” Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities The first phase of Kansas’ Medicaid re- by Feb. 1. The temporary postponement will also Kansas Department for Aging and Disabil- waiver services will not be under KanCare forms launched after two years of statewide The full implementation timeline will be allow for refinement of the State’s effort to ity Services Secretary Shawn Sullivan said. starting Jan. 1, 2014. Their medical services discussions, including many stakeholder determined in that process. eliminate the intellectual and developmen- Letters have been mailed to consumers will remain in KanCare while their I/DD forums and public hearings across Kansas. The extra time will allow for full con- tal disabilities waiver’s “underserved” wait and providers to notify them of this tem- waiver services will be in their KanCare Visit KanCare.ks.gov. sideration of public comments that were list that has existed for more than a decade. porary postponement of intellectual and health plan once the agreement with Cen- submitted to the services’ website that was “The shared commitment by the state and developmental disabilities and home- and ters for Medicare and Medicaid Services is set up to take community comments on this CMS to comprehensive, integrated care for community-based services in KanCare. finalized,” Secretary Sullivan said. Federal government Kansas State researcher takes action on radon gas gives update on study January is National Radon Ac- University ranks radon as Ameri- by the agency, the General Services tion Month, according to the En- cas number one in-home hazard. Administration and the departments Less than two years into a ing the biology and ecology of ing of food. vironmental Protection Agency. By taking simple steps to test your of Agriculture, Defense, Energy, sweeping five-year study focused these organisms in the beef pro- Studying live cattle Health agencies throughout the home for radon and fix if necessary, Health and Human Services, Hous- on prevention of Shiga toxin-pro- duction environment. “Where do and processing sectors U.S. have joined forces to promote this health hazard can be avoided. ing and Urban Development, Inte- ducing E. coli in beef, researchers they hang out?” asked Phebus. “We’ve done a ground beef action against the leading cause of Radon gas is not isolated to cer- rior, and Veterans Affairs will focus at Kansas State University and “What makes cattle become posi- study in a large beef processing lung cancer for non-smokers. The tain geographical areas or home efforts on radon reduction and miti- elsewhere are making progress on tive? How does it get transmitted plant already and will repeat it ear- American Lung Association, Cen- types. Radon problems have been gation in homes, especially those several fronts. to the meat?” ly next year,” Phebus said. “We’ve ters for Disease Control, and Na- detected in homes in every county of low-income families, many of “We’ve already done some • Objective 3 is the portion that also completed a study looking at tional Cancer Institute all agree that of the U.S. It caused more Ameri- whom do not have the resources to beneficial research,” said Randy Phebus leads directly. “This team sausage manufacturing.” radon is a National health problem can fatalities last year than carbon make the simple fixes necessary to Phebus, Kansas State professor is examining intervention tech- In a specially outfitted space at and encourage radon testing during monoxide, fires and handguns com- protect their homes and loved ones. of animal sciences and industry, nologies where researchers are Kansas State’s Biosecurity Re- the January call to action. bined! If a home hasn’t been tested In the recent years, the federal adding that scientists are working looking at anything pre-harvest, search Institute, team members Radon is a naturally-occurring, for radon in the past two years, the consortium has met with key leaders closely with industry production post-harvest and even at the con- are investigating how electrostatic invisible and odorless radioactive Surgeon General urge you to take in the public health, environmental and processing partners because sumer level where we can control spray technology can efficiently gas. One in 15 American homes action. Contact your state radon and private sectors to launch the it’s important to study the problem E. coli using current technologies, deliver food-grade antimicrobial contains high levels of radon. Mil- office for information on locating federal action plan that includes in real-life settings. such as lactic or peracetic acid solutions as a whole carcass treat- lions of Americans are unknowingly qualified test kits or qualified radon both immediate and long-term steps The $25 million effort an- washing of carcasses,” he said. ment to control STEC and other exposed to this dangerous gas. In testers. to reduce radon exposure. nounced two years ago includes “The issue is that we don’t know meat-borne pathogens. Electro- fact, a recent study by Harvard The federal commitment made more than 50 collaborators across how well these technologies that static technology puts a fog of the country, including 14 univer- the industry’s already using work chemical into the air that’s charged sities and government agencies. against these new strains of E. coli. and then is uniformly deposited Seventeen Kansas State scientists We have a better understanding onto all oppositely charged carcass Logan museum to offer are working with the lead institu- of how they work against E. coli surfaces. tion, the University of Nebraska, O157:H7, another potent strain “The technology works because and others on a multi-pronged that scientists have been studying it gives good coverage but also approach aimed at reducing the for several years. Plus we’re work- allows us to use chemicals that painting classes in February occurrence and public health risks ing on developing new antimicro- would be too expensive to use from Shiga toxin-producing Esch- bial technologies.” as a high-volume wash,” Phebus erichia coli. This group of bacteria • Objective 4 involves what the said. “It also uses far less water How many of you have been flipping through noon to 2 p.m.(Mountain Time) both days. is a serious threat to the safety of team calls quantitative micro- than a wash does, which would channels on the television and happened to come This fabulous learning opportunity is brought to you the food supply, causing more than bial risk assessment, Phebus said, be a huge bonus for (beef) plants across the “Joy of Painting with Bob Ross” program. through the Hansen Museum Continued Education 265,000 infections in the U.S. each which includes gathering all of the in some parts of the country if it’s If you stopped for only a moment, you would have Program and offered to the public at a reduced rate. For year. Eating contaminated food data coming out of the various re- effective.” been captivated by the simple and easy method of his more information call 785-689-4846 or go to our web or direct contact with fecal mat- search efforts plus data from other The researchers are also ex- painting techniques. We will again have two certified at www.hansenmuseum.org. All you need to bring is ter from infected cattle and other studies “so we can quantify and amining possible intervention instructors that teach classes at the Hansen Museum a roll of paper towels, all other supplies are provided. ruminants causes most of these predict how well certain strategies in live cattle, including trying to on a regular basis. T.R. Mathews and Sandy Seamone, Museum Hours are Monday through Friday 8-11 illnesses. work versus others.” determine the prevalence of these Arriba, Colo., will be here to entertain and instruct, step a.m. and noon-3 p.m.; Saturday 8-11 a.m. and noon-4 “I think this is really ground- • Objective 5 involves the organisms prior to harvest, he said. by step, revealing how easy and fun it is to paint the p.m.; Sundays and holidays noon-4 p.m. All times are breaking work that we’re doing,” outreach component, he said. “We’re looking at what impacts Bob Ross way. No previous experience is necessary Mountain Time. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and Phebus said. “It’s work that hasn’t Through educational modules, the organisms at different times of and anyone can do it. New Years. We are handicapped accessible and there is really been done elsewhere just presentations, publications and the year and in different manage- On Saturday, February 15, 2014, the class will be never an admission fee. For more information about this because of the scope of it.” other methods, the researchers ment systems at the feedlot level,” painting “Fall Glory” and on Sunday, February 16, and other exhibits, contact Nova at (785) 689-4846 or Kansas State’s role will inform and educate the pub- he said. “We completed a big proj- “Morning Light.” The classes will run 8 to 11 a.m. and check out our web at www.hansenmuseum.org. The part of the study Kansas lic, including beef producers and ect this summer that looked at fecal State is focused on has several processors, about the findings of and hide samples and then corre- objectives, said Phebus, the lead the various studies. sponding carcass samples to try to K-State researcher. “A big part of our grant is to look follow the contamination from the Time of the year for scams • Objective 1 involves improv- at how we can reduce the risk of live animal through processing.” ing detection capabilities. “There these pathogenic E. coli strains in Phebus said that while research- A Kansas Insurance Department • Online auctions are over 200 strains of this bacte- food service and consumer situa- ers are making headway, there’s employee recently received a credit sandy for selling gift cards. rium,” he said, “but we’re looking tions. That’s where education and more work to be done: “The min- card statement online that showed • Shipping notifi- at the eight strains that the U.S. human behavioral interventions ute you answer one question, you a balance due. Nothing new, you praeger cations for items you Department of Agriculture con- come in,” said Phebus, adding that have 10 more questions to answer. say—except that the employee has didn’t order. siders adulterants in raw beef and there’s a big need for consumer It’s an evolving process.” never had that credit card. • insurance comm. • Opening up emails ground beef.” education when it comes to the The holiday season is a time that with unfamiliar names • Objective 2 has a team study- proper storage, handling and cook- everyone should be aware of cyber or addresses. giving out personal information scams, said Sandy Praeger, Kansas • Fraudulent solicitations for electronically.” Commissioner of Insurance. health insurance, under the guise of Some of the potential online corrections “There are many fraudulent web- the new health care law. holiday problems may include the sites and scam artists who are work- “This is the time of year when we following: ing this holiday season to take your all need to be cautious of scam art- The Goodland Star-News will to report errors. We believe that and appreciate you calling to our • Electronic greeting cards that money or identity,” Commissioner ists who want to take away our good correct any mistake or misunder- news should be fair and factual. We attention any failure to live up to may contain malware. Praeger said. “Kansans should cheer,” Commissioner Praeger said. standing in a news story. Please want to keep an accurate record this standard. • Requests for charitable contri- verify that the messages and solici- call our office at (785) 899-2338 tations you receive online are legiti- butions from organizations that you mate. We should also be cautious in are not familiar with. 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Jct. of Hwys. 27 and 40, Sharon Springs, Kansas • Phone: 785-852-4664 Please RSVP To: 785-462-3911 by January 14th star-news 4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 7, 2014 opinion from other viewpoints... Livestock future rests with one senator In an unprecedented display of political polarization and con- gressional gridlock, Congress was unable to pass a 2012 Farm Bill, which later became known as the 2013 Farm Bill, and now will be dubbed the 2014 Farm Bill. One section contained only in the House of Representatives’ (House’s) version of the Farm Bill, Section 12102, would prevent the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) from writing rules to implement and enforce key provisions of the Packers and Stock- yards Act of 1921. Those key provisions prohibit meatpackers from engaging in unfair and deceptive practices when purchasing livestock from independent livestock producers. If Congress includes House Section 12102 in the 2014 Farm Bill, livestock producers will be left without any meaningful protections against unfair and anticompetitive practices such as retaliation, deception, and discrimination by the highly concen- trated meatpackers. The meatpackers do not want to be banned from such unfair and anticompetitive practices because they rely on those very prac- tices to vertically integrate the livestock industries, which entails the replacement of marketplace competition with meatpacker- control over the livestock supply chain. Meatpackers have already vertically integrated the poultry industry and have nearly completed the vertical integration of the hog industry, which means independent producers in those industries now have few, if any, alternative marketing options other than to enter a production contract with one of the highly concentrated meatpackers. The Farm Bill Conference Committee is expected to meet in early January to decide the fate of Section 12102 in the House Farm Bill that would deny producers the marketplace protections 2013 – a year of resistance first passed by Congress in 1921. Senator John Hoeven (R-N.D.) serves on the Conference The year has shown monumental efforts from focus on our government’s serious violations Committee and his vote is viewed as critical for the future of the by some to get back to the Constitution. An of Amendments I, IV, V and even VI. To mil- livestock industry. In fact, it could well be the deciding vote. ever-growing portion of the largely distracted other pens lions he was a hero. If Senator Hoeven votes to reject Section 12102, then livestock public is finally awakening to the fact that they In the Fall of the year, Barack Obama, by are losing freedom and that both parties are himself, in total defiance of the Constitution producers and their competitive markets will receive the protec- • dr. harold pease tions Congress intended them to have against the abusive practices responsible. Let us review those monumental Art. I, Sec. 8, Clause 11, almost took us into of the highly concentrated meatpackers. moments of 2013 each of which have been war by his intention to, send a “missile across If, on the other hand, Senator Hoeven votes to include the covered extensively by us in previous columns. age. The 124 cities participating largely had the bow of a Syrian ship.” He was supported in Section 12102 in the 2014 Farm Bill, then the meatpackers will We began the year with what was called to enter their own pictures of their event on the his doing so by Secretary of State, John Kerry proceed in earnest to vertically integrate the cattle industry by “successionitis” – a desire of some of the peo- Internet to get coverage – so weak was press and Republican power Sens. John McCain substituting their corporate control for the forces of competition. ple to leave the Union – not seen in the United response. Seventeen such rallies were held in and Lindsey Graham. At least 60 percent of Given that the U.S. cattle industry is the last of the livestock States since the Civil War. Fifteen states posted California alone, a state already sensitive to Americans did not support another no-win war sectors to be vertically integrated by the highly concentrated over 25,000 signatures with Texas posting the loss of gun right freedoms and threatened and the President backed down. meatpackers, the upcoming vote regarding whether producers will 116,000 by itself. The President closed down with more of the same by a largely hostile In November Senator Ted Cruz stood for 21 be protected from abusive market practices may well be the last his site to further counting. With his refusal to democratically controlled State Legislature. hours and 19 minutes, once again mostly by opportunity that Congress has to decide the future of independent allow further counting and the establishment On March 6, 2013, one man stood on the himself with but Tea Party support. Our na- producers in the U.S. cattle industry. media’s refusal to continue coverage, the issue Senate floor arguing for 13 hours, even against tional debt at 17 trillion dollars, the highest in We hope Senator Hoeven will encourage Congress to choose was squelched. Discontent with the federal his own party, to prevent the President’s use our history, with Obama responsible for seven to continue supporting a cattle industry that consists of widely government not following the Constitution of drone strikes to kill Americans on U.S. trillion of that number in the last five years, was dispersed, independent cattle producers that market into a com- and the resultant loss of freedom (especially soil. Without Tea Party support he would have central to his stand. The Republicans had not petitive marketplace rather than the centrally controlled model cited were NDAA and TSA) were said to be the been alone. The phrase, Stand With Rand” shut down the government as the media said. of today’s hog industry. To do so, Senator Hoeven must fight to reasons for the backlash by those participating. became popular overnight. Senator Paul Instead they fully funded the government with remove Section 12102 in the House version of the Farm Bill that This was followed by the 2013 Sheriff’s’ wanted assurance from the President that he the exception of Obamacare. More and more deprives independent producers from protections against abusive Rebellion wherein by mid-February, 336 would never do this to us as he had Americans people are realizing that the U.S. is going to marketing practices. –Bill Bullard, chief executive officer of R- elected county sheriffs had signed pledges that in other lands. The assurance finally came the experience a fiscal collapse unless we return CALF USA they will not enforce any unconstitutional gun next day from Eric Holder but it was far from to fiscal responsibility―a core principle of the control laws or executive orders – seventeen convincing. Tea Party movement. Senator Cruz opposed of them in California. Nine states refused to Summer brought the “Gang of Eight” and the debt-ceiling rise as another always follows. comply. The Utah Sheriff’s Association made immigration reform that had every appearance More than half of the states showed their the strongest statement aimed directly at the of just another amnesty. S. 744 did nothing to resistance to Obamacare by opting out of President. “We, like you, swore a solemn oath improve border security or immigration en- exchanges. Resistance to it mounted expo- to protect and defend the Constitution of the forcement and the House, resisting the pressure nentially when the government website did United States, and we are prepared to trade to be railroaded, has chosen not to act upon the not work as promised and when the people our lives for the preservation of its traditional Senate’s favorable vote until 2014. The Tea realized that the President knowingly sold his The Goodland Star-News interpretation.” Wyoming’s new “Firearm Party Patriot movement played an important forced care plan under the false premise that (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) Protection Act,” threatened federal officials role in revealing it’s numerous defects. they could keep their doctor and their exist- Member: Kansas Press Association with up to five years in prison and $5,000 in The year brought an outbreak of media ing healthcare plan. Most Americans now Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association fines if convicted of attempting to enforce coverage of the National Security Administra- oppose it. National Newspaper Association unconstitutional statutes or decrees infring- tion’s, NSA, spying on over 100 million Amer- Seemingly those who damage the Constitu- e-mail: [email protected] ing on the gun rights of Wyoming citizens. icans, recording their telephone conversations, tion always win. But this year, 2013, had many Kentucky has enacted something similar and emails, and other electronic messages for the victories. Let us remember with gratitude Steve Haynes, President reportedly, Missouri and Texas have similar last seven years. Attention turned to, “What- those who did stand for freedom and remove Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 legislation pending. ever happened to congressional or judicial from power those who did not. Happy New Pat Schiefen, Society Editor Also in February thousands gathered from oversight?” Included in the revelations was the Year my liberty loving friends!! Advertising Department 2011 California to New York and from Florida to 35 years of FISA court’s special surveillance Jessica Harenberg and Angela Bonham Alaska, on February 23, to remind the federal requests on 34,000 citizens, with virtually no Dr. Harold Pease is an expert on the United Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager government that the “right of the people to keep denials. This has caused many to look to the States Constitution. He has taught history and bear arms shall not be infringed.” They Constitution for protection from their own and political science from this perspective for Nor’west Press were saying, in effect, “Back off Mr. President government. They asked, “Is government spy- over 25 years at Taft College. To read more of Richard Westfahl , General Manager with your executive orders and Congress with ing on its own citizens constitutional?” Edward his weekly articles, please go to www.Liber- Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson your proposed new laws, you are on sacred Snowden said no and intentionally shared with tyUnderFire.org. Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, Constitutional soil.” The establishment press the world that which our government was do- Judy McKnight, Melinda Claytor. was weak, almost non-existent, in its cover- ing to us and everybody else. He helped give us
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