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1-3 Front CFP 4-26-10.Indd Area/State Colby Free Press Monday, April 26, 2010 Page 3 Weather Candidate talks Students taking speech acts to state Corner From “STATE,” Page 1 Holocaust. Poems can be serious of eyes.” economy in Colby or funny, Browne said, but they Others who will be competing vorite.” have be published work. Stu- are Hannah Matchell, Amanda From “ECONOMY,” Page 1 the state Commerce Department, McLaughlin is also competing dents are not allowed to memo- Barnum, Rachel Lamm, Gray is a good example, he said. in serious solo. rize their poems; they have to Henry, Audra Fleming, Kayla Maryland, but we’re losing people In addition to oil and natural “It’s pretty much just any- read it from the book. Hockersmith, Shelby Terrell, to Texas and Florida.” gas, he said, Kansas should attract thing,” she said. Junior Bailey Koerperich will Gunner Gawith, Jake Rose, According to U.S. Census Bu- more wind and biofuel produc- She will do a monologue as compete in informative speaking Madison Gawith, Brady Rose reau estimates, every county in tion. Brownback advocated build- a girl who watches as brother is with a seven-minute speech on a and Brock Wagoner. northwest Kansas has lost popu- ing more power transmission lines murdered by her best friend. She topic of her choice. Koerperich Alternates are Andrea Diz- lation since the 2000 census. so that wind farms can be built in said she wrote the piece herself said she chose the Internet. She mang, Jared Nally, Chace McN- Brownback said he’d like to see rural areas. Kansas is also a top at the beginning of the season talks about avoiding some of the inch, Kate Ostmeyer, Tomi Mill- the state create special economic milo producer, he said, which is a and just changed portions of it negative effects of Facebook, er, Bailey Terrell, Karly Kriss zones for these counties where good feedstock for cellulosic etha- for state. dating sites and anonymous mes- and Paige Roopchan. Some of National Weather Service state income and corporate taxes nol. Like corn. The byproducts are “It can become too rehearsed,” sage boards. those who made the team in one Tonight: Partly cloudy in the could be temporarily reduced or used as livestock feed. she said. “You have to really try Koerperich said she gives the more events qualifi ed in others evening then clearing. Lows in eliminated, fostering business and Brownback served as state sec- to keep focus and be natural.” same speech each time she com- and will serve as alternates for the lower 30s. Northwest winds population growth. retary of agriculture twice before Tubbs will compete in extem- petes; doing so all season has al- them. 10 to 15 mph. “We need to hit them (counties) heading to Congress, taking the poraneous speaking. He will lowed her to refi ne it. The students said they have Tuesday: Sunny, highs in with the economic paddles,” he place of Sen. Bob Dole in 1996. draw a political topic and have Senior Seth Bredemeier will gotten a lot of skills from foren- the mid 60s. Northwest winds said. He said this and his background 30 minutes – with only a selec- compete in oration. He has to sics that they can take with them around 10 mph. Brownback said the state also in farming have kept him aware of tion of political magazines as deliver a 10-minute memorized to other activities. Bredemeier Tuesday Night: Mostly clear. needs to recruit from specifi c ag issues. resources – to create a fi ve- to speech that tries to persuade the said it helped him develop more Lows in the lower 40s. South business fi elds, especially animal “I don’t think we’ve promot- seven-minute speech. At other judges on a topic of his choice. confi dence in public speaking winds 10 to 15 mph. agriculture and energy. A cheese ed (Kansas agriculture) like we competitions, Tubbs said, he’s Bredemeier said he also gives and job interviews. Wednesday: Mostly sunny. processing plant in Dodge City, should,” he said. “It is something drawn everything from the the same speech at each compe- “I can talk in front of a whole Warmer, breezy. Highs in the which has been helped along by we are globally competitive at.” Olympics to health care. tition. room of people and not feel ner- lower 80s. South winds 15 to 25 The contestant chooses a “When you work on one vous,” McLaughlin said. mph. stance on each issue. Tubbs said steady thing, you get better as With the exception of Brede- Wednesday Night: Partly one of the challenges is playing you progress through the year,” meier, a senior, all said they cloudy. Lows in the upper 40s. Budget a top priority to the audience. he said. would be returning to forensics Thursday and Thursday “For judges out here, I have to Bredemeier’s topic is elec- next year. If there are enough Night: Mostly cloudy. Cooler. A take a more conservative stance,” tronic waste. Sometimes, he students, the school could cre- 20 percent chance of thunder- for returning lawmakers he said. “Back east, I can take a said, judges can come in with ate a class so they could prac- storms. Highs in the upper 60s. From “TAXES,” Page 1 pushing for tax increases. more liberal one.” bias depending on the topic, so tice during school hours, Koer- Lows in the lower 40s. But Republican Rep. Kevin Freshman Gabby Browne will he tried to choose one that peo- perich said. Currently, the team Friday: Mostly sunny in the hancements, but which ones and Yoder, chairman of the House Ap- compete in poetry. She chose ple wouldn’t know much about. practices after schooland has to morning, becoming partly sunny. how it will look is the big ques- propriations Committee, says he “The City of Slaughter,” by “I’ve had a lot of comments,” work around other activities and Highs in the mid 60s. tion,” said Rep. Jerry Henry, a believes supporters of higher taxes Haim Nahman Bialik, about the he said. “It’s really opened a lot sports. Friday Night: Mostly cloudy Cummings Democrat who serves have lost the push they had even in the evening then becoming on the House Appropriations a few weeks ago. Legislators are partly cloudy. Lows around 40. Committee. now more likely to look for ways Saturday: Mostly sunny. Legislators face pressure from to avoid raising taxes, he said. Highs in the mid 60s. educators and advocates for the “I think the momentum is defi - Saturday Night: Partly elderly, disabled and needy to nitely moving back in line with LOCAL TV LISTINGS cloudy. Slight chance of evening increase taxes and avoid more the live-within-your-means ap- thunderstorms, chance of show- spending cuts following several proach,” said Yoder, of Overland sponsored by the ers and thunderstorms after mid- rounds last year. Parkinson also is Park. night. Lows in lower 40s. Chance of precipitation 20 percent. Sunday: Mostly sunny in the Area extension offices morning, becoming partly sunny. A 20 percent chance of thunder- storms. Highs in the lower 60s. hold aging conference Friday: High, 59; Low 42 From “AGING,” Page 1 Drug coverage. There is no cover- Tuesday Evening April 27, 2010 Saturday: High, 51; Low 36 age gap, she said. 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Sunday: High, 66; Low 39 surance and drug prices. 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