Suspicious Death and Fire in Colby

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weather report Suspicious death and fire in Colby A 27-year-old Colby woman was found department sent out a statement, adding that Kirby Ross, editor of the Phillips County and a Kansas Highway Patrol car were on 28° near death in her burning home Saturday more information would be released when it Review, said the Phillips County Sheriff’s Of- the scene. 10 a.m. morning and her 11-month-old baby was becomes available. fice included an item on the case in its regular Fire Chief Bob McLemore said the call Monday missing. Also assisting in the investigation were report of its activities. Among the service calls came in at 7 a.m. Saturday and the fire was The baby was found safe near Logan, when the Thomas County Sheriff’s Office, the on Saturday, an item says the sheriff’s office out by 7:15. Today authorities arrested a man wanted in the case. state Fire Marshall’s Office and the Kansas assisted the KBI in locating an individual “The main part of the fire was in a bedroom • Sunset, 5:20 p.m. Police canceled a pickup order for the man Highway Patrol. wanted in Thomas County. The subject was at the front of the house,” he said that morning, Wednesday and the child about noon Saturday, saying According to the police statement, after arrested in rural Phillips County. adding that he knew someone was inside, but • Sunrise, 6:42 a.m. both had been located in Phillips County. entering the burning house, firemen found the Billy Shank of Garden City, Morris’ ex- could not say who. • Sunset, 5:21 p.m. Teri Chase Morris, an emergency medical victim near the front of the home. She was not boyfriend, is the alleged suspect. He report- Lois Struckmeyer, who lives across the technician with the Thomas County ambu- responsive and was taken to Citizens Medical edly was taken to the Phillips County jail, street from the house, said sirens woke her Midday Conditions lance crew and a meat department manager Center, where she later died. but officials there, reached by telephone this up and she saw that the south bedroom of the • Soil temperature 36 degrees at the Colby Walmart, was found about 7 Family members have declined to com- morning, said they’d been told not to com- house was on fire. • Humidity 48 percent a.m. The Colby Fire Department had been ment on the woman’s death at the request of ment on the case. Police and jail officials in Phillip LeDou, who lives next door to the • Sky partly cloudy called to her home, 125 S. Chickamauga St., police. The Colby Police Department referred Colby said the same thing. woman’s home, said a young woman came • Winds north 10 mph for a fire. all questions to Don Brown, communications Police had cones blocking the street at out of a white four-door car and rang his • Barometer 30.15 inches The Colby Police Department and the director for the Kansas Attorney General’s the corner of Chickamauga and Webster on doorbell to say there was a fire. LeDou said and rising Kansas Bureau of Investigation were han- Office. Brown did not respond to telephone Saturday. Two fire engines, the fire chief’s • Record High today 78° (1962) dling the case. Saturday evening, the police calls this morning. car, a city car, three police cars, an ambulance See DEATH, Page 5 • Record Low today -11° (1948) Last 24 Hours* High Sunday 40° Medical Low Sunday 18° The not-so-little mermaid Precipitation 0.02 This month 0.07 Year to date 0.14 service Below normal 0.39 inches The Topside Forecast Today: Sunny with a high near running 43, winds out of the west at 10 to 15 mph switching to the northwest in the afternoon and a low around 17. Wednesday: Sunny with a high contests near 49, winds out of the northwest at 10 to 15 mph and a low around In an effort to help the community 25. take ownership in the new Sherman Extended Forecast County ambulance service, Director Thursday: Partly sunny with a Duane Wright is holding a logo and chance of flurries and sprinklers, a motto competition. high near 40 and a low around 19. Wright is taking logo submissions Friday: Partly sunny with a chance until the end of February. They of flurries, a hihg near 34 and a can be left at the Sherman County low around 19. Saturday: Mostly Courthouse labeled “Attention: sunny with a high near 46 and a Duane.” There will be a $25 prize low around 24. for the winner. (National Weather Service) Wright said he has already had some submissions from the graphic design department at Northwest Kansas Technical College. Wright said he will be taking submissions for a motto for the new service from March 1 to March 31. The county took over the ambulance service from Goodland local Regional Medical Center in Janu- ary, and has been working on the markets transition for several years. 10 a.m. Wheat — $7.52 bushel Posted county price — $7.49 Dialysis unit Corn — $7.15 bushel Posted county price — $7.18 Milo — $6.70 bushel begins work Soybeans — $13.62 bushel Posted county price — $14.27 The new dialysis unit at Goodland Millet — no bid Regional Medical Center has begun Sunflowers treating its first patient. Oil current crop — $23.65 cwt. The hospital has been working on Confection — no bid the unit for several years. Construc- Pinto beans — $28 tion was completed last year, but (Markets by Scoular Grain, Sun Opta, the opening was delayed while the Frontier Ag and 21st Century Bean. hospital hired a medical director. These may not be closing figures. ) Hospital Administrator Jay Jolly, speaking to the Goodland Rotary Club on Friday, said now that the first patient is being treated, the state The Goodland High School X-Pressos show choir performed Saturday at the United Methodist Church. The group performed a can inspect the unit. Once it passes the song “Kiss the Girl” from Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” – with variety of musical numbers and other skits during the evening. inside that inspection, it can begin treating Ian Bonsall playing the mermaid – at the Valentine Banquet on Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News today more patients.

More local news, views from your Former city workers run for commission seats Goodland Star-News Self-employed businessman Former division manager sees wants city to build relationships economic, agricultural challenges By Kevin Bottrell we really need,” he said, “not on things that By Kevin Bottrell other side,” he said. [email protected] just a few certain individuals want.” [email protected] Erickson said he sees the overall position Dan Knitig, a candidate for Goodland He said he would like to see the city work Phil Erickson saw a lot of city commis- of the city as good, but the economy and the City Commission, said that after working for to keep good employees, suggesting a set pay sioners come and go throughout his career effects of the drought are going to be major the city streets department for six scale or incen- with the streets challenges over the next few years. years, he feels he has a good handle tives. department, and The drought in particular, he said, on what needs addressed in infra- Knitig said now after retir- effects everything in town. For structure and human resources. he’d also like ing, he is running instance, he said, the price of grain Knitig is a 1991 Goodland High to see the city Election for a seat on that affects the price of cattle, which School graduate as well as a gradu- have better re- very body. affects the price of meat at the Mavericks ate of the Northwest Kansas Tech- lationships with Erickson, a supermarket. nical College auto body program. the school dis- 2013 Goodland native, “It’s all connected,” he said. win twice His wife Sherry also works at the trict, businesses is a 36-year vet- Erickson said that if he were to college. around town and eran of the city be elected, he would help get more The Northwest Tech men’s Knitig spent the past six years Knitig especially the college. Northwest streets department. He retired in Erickson water lines replaced and see more basketball team picked up a working in the city streets depart- tech brings a lot of money and October after serving as division street and curb improvements. He pair of wins at home Thurs- ment. He left in August and is now self- people into Goodland, he said. manager. Throughout that time he has seen pointed to water lines on Sherman day against Laramie County employed doing concrete work, something “Sometimes I think its under appreciated,” the city expand and contract, and said it Avenue between 16th and 14th Streets as a Community College and he says is going very well. he said. would be nice to see growth again. particularly bad area. These improvements Saturday against Air Force Knitig said he sees a lot of good things hap- Knitig said he would like to see the city Erickson said his career has given him an do cost, he said, in money, time and man- Prep. pening at the city, singling out Police Chief offer more scholarships for college students. insight into the workings of the city, and not power. See Page 10 Cliff Couch as doing a great job. However, he He said he would also like to see the city be just in infrastructure. “Money’s going to be tight,” he said. “You said, the streets department should get back more welcoming to businesses, since times “In the departments, everyone helps ev- can’t do it all at once. You have to hit the worst on a good yearly maintenance plan and there are difficult for anyone trying to get started. eryone,” he said. ones first.” are water lines that could have been replaced, “We‘ve done some good things, like the Erickson said that career is one of the rea- Erickson described himself as a hard but haven’t been. utility help,” he said. “But we could do sons he decided to run for city commission. worker who will try and help the city make “I would like to see money spent on things more.” “I want to see if I can do some good on the the right decisions. about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, February 12, 2013 friends student news Monday of the month. Any woman West entrance. Talking about it is Nicole Hendrich of Goodland the calendar with cancer is welcome. Call Norma the first step. (785) 728-7022 and has been named to the Fall 2012 at 890-6629 for more information. (785) 501-8282. Goodland Activities Center Dean’s Honor Roll at Wichita State The The “Freedom Today” group of Narcotics Anonymous 8 University. calendar library for the title of the movie at biscuit with jelly, kiwi and milk. has the daily activities. For informa- meets at p.m. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Fridaysand Jesica Terminal of Goodland 899-5461. Friday: Breakfast: breakfast bake tion call 890-7242. Memberships Participating in the Sherman options for everyone including 8 p.m. on Sundays at 1013 Center. has been named to the Fall 2012 County health challenge? Look- senior menu with tomato salsa, whole wheat Dean’s Honor Roll at Wichita State toast, grapes and milk. Lunch - day passes for $5. Visit goodland- Call 890-8369. ing for a fun exercise program? Today: Ham and beans, five gac.com or stop by 808 Main. University. Try beginning line dance! Mon- macaroni and cheese, seasoned thrift store cup salad, cornbread and cookie. peas, baby carrots, whole wheat Aerobics with Tena Thompkins at Jade Herl of Goodland has been days 6 p.m. For more information The Goodland Churches Thrift Wednesday: Baked fish, maca- bread and jelly, apple wedges 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday named to the Fall 2012 Vice Presi- call 890-2688. Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 roni and cheese, peas and carrots, and milk. and Fridays. Aerobics with Lisa dent’s Honor Roll at Hutchinson A video recording of 2010 bread, strawberries and bananas. a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through Community College. To be named Malsom at 5:30 p.m. on Monday Goodland High School graduate Thursday: Waikiki meat balls school calendar High Impact Friday. Donations welcome. For to the honor roll the student must and Wednesday. Ben Waugh’s senior perfor- over rice, broccoli, bread and Today: Black day. 3:45 p.m. ju- Workouts information call 890-2007. have a 3.5-3.99 grade point average with Grady Bonsall at mance “<3” will be at 1:30 p.m. mixed fruit. Friday: Chef salad nior varsity and c team against Col- 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. hospital volunteers for the semester. on Sunday, Feb. 24, at the Sher- with meat on the side, tropical by at Max Jones Fieldhouse. 5:30 Taekwondo with Wayne Luckert Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon man Theatre, 1203 Main. fruit, bread stick and brownie. p.m. varsity basketball against genesis and on Tuesday at 5 to 5:30 p.m. Tigers, and 1 to 4 p.m.; a.m. and p.m. vol- Prairie Land Food distribu- Colby at Max Jones Fieldhouse. school menu 5:30 to 7 Karate Kids and 5:30 to 7 unteers are in the gift shop. Today: salvation army tion is 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. Family, Career and Community p.m. adult. Wednesdays 5 to 5:30 a.m. Gorda Adelgren. Wednesday: Genesis and Salvation Army are 23. at Cat’s TnT, 1018 Main, or at Today: Breakfast - whole grain Leaders of America Flag Ceremo- p.m. Tigers, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Karate a.m. Connie Soellner. Thursday: available year round to help those in the Bernadine Johnson residence, waffles with syrup, sausage links, ny and Money Grab. 4 p.m. West milk, and mandarin oranges. Kids and 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. adults. a.m. Shelby Miller. Friday: none. need. Please call 785-890-2299 to located at 704 Walnut. For infor- Site Council. Wednesday: Gold Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 speak to a volunteer. mation call 899-2338, 821-1275, Lunch - chicken nuggets, mashed day. 7 a.m. Great West Activity early head start potatoes and gravy, fresh broccoli, p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for activities 890-2287, 821-1827 or 899-4278 Conference League Music Festi- the meeting every Tuesday at the Early Head Start is a state funded or order online at www.prairi- wheat roll and jelly, milk, straw- val in Colby. 4 p.m. Central Site Tours of the 1907 Victorian Harvest Evangelical Free Church, program for income eligible fami- elandfood.com. berries and bananas. Wednesday: Council. Thursday: X-Pressos House at 202 W. 13th are from 1 to 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information lies with prenatal mothers and chil- AARP Tax-Aide counseling, Breakfast sundae with raisins, Singing Valentines. 3:30 p.m. 5 p.m. Wednesday through Mon- call (785) 890-6423. dren up to age three. Families par- preparation, e-filing and teaching fruit juice and milk. Lunch - fish, boys eighth grade basketball A/B day. Closed on Tuesday. Goodland Alcoholics Anony- ticipate in a variety of educational service will help you file your whole grain corn chips, celery and against Colby in the Junior High The High Plains Museum, 1717 mous, 1013 Center. If you drink activities and receive free medical 2012 Tax Return through April 15. cucumbers, cinnamon roll, or- Gym. 3:30 p.m. boys seventh Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. alcohol, that’s your business. If you and dental care. Call 785-672-3125, Call (785) 890-2287 or (785) 821- ange smiles and milk. Thursday: grade basketball A/B at Colby. to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday want to stop, we can help. Call 821- ext. 187. 1827 to make an appointment. Breakfast - whole grain cheese Friday: Regional Wrestling. 3:45 through Saturday and from 1 to 5 3826 pr 728-7491. Tuesday Flicks are at 1:30 pizza, fresh mixed fruit cup and p.m. junior varsity and c team preschool p.m. Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. Goodland Al-Anon Family p.m. at the Goodland Public milk. Lunch - baked ham, two basketball at Hugoton. 5:30 p.m. Sherman County Head Start is The Carnegie Arts Center is Group meets at 6 p.m. on Fridays Library, 812 Broadway. Call the potato mash, green beans, angel varsity basketball at Hugoton. a free preschool for eligible 3 and open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- at First Christian Church, 711 Ar- 4 year olds. The federally funded day through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. cade. For information call Alice or program is targeted to families who on Sunday and 1 to 6 p.m. on The Goodland Public Library is Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sher- Goodland Elks Lodge. Meetings Marilyn at 890-5914 or 821-2862. meet certain economic guidelines Monday at 120 W. 12th. The center open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- man County is seeking mentors and are open to all interested people. The Incognito Group. If alcohol and provides hearing, vision, dental is always in need of hosts and host- day through Thursday and from children to mentor. Call 890-3665. For information call 890-3117 or has made your life unmanageable. and educational screenings. . For esses on Sundays. New monthly 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sat- The Good Sam Family Support 890-5936. Our group meets at 7 p.m. on Tues- information call 890-2552. exhibits and you are invited to visit urday. For information call (785) Council meets at 7 p.m. the second Breast Cancer Support Group day and Friday at the First Christian the gift shop. 899-5461 or stop by the library. Thursday of every month at the meets at 5:30 p.m. the second Church, 711 Arcade, Goodland obituaries Troy D. Butts Rebecca Anne Spencer Elvera V. Neitzel Troy D. Butts, 48, El Dorado, Preceding him in death were his Rebecca Anne (Beckman) Spen- Preceding her in death were her Elvera V. Neitzel, 84, Goodland Services will be at 1 p.m. on 1982 graduate of Goodland High father in 1999 and his maternal and cer, 64, Golita, Calif., 1967 graduate parents and her father-in-law, Dick resident, died Friday, Feb. 8, 2013. Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013, at Knodel School, died on Friday, paternal grandparents. of Goodland High School, Spencer. She was born Aug. 17, 1928. Funeral Home, 202 S. Benton, St. Feb. 8, 2013, as a result of Survivors include his died Wednesday, Feb. 6, Survivors include her Preceding her in death were her Francis. long-term health compli- wife of the home; a son, 2013, unexpectedly at husband James Spencer husband, Harry Neitzel Jr. and her Visitation were from noon to 6 cations associated with a Timothy (Sara) Butts of home. of the home; four sons, parents. p.m. on Monday, Feb. 11, 2013, at spinal injury in 1986. El Dorado; his mother of She was born on Jan. 11, Michael (Marita) Spen- Survivors include a son Gary the funeral home. He was born on July 29, Goodland; three brothers, 1949, to Rev. E. J. Beck- cer, Jonathan Spencer, Neitzel; a daughter, Glenda Carter; Memorials may be sent to the 1964, to Neil and Barbara Mike (Becky) Butts of man and Mildred Beck- Daniel (Nui) Spencer, a brother, Elmer Richers; and a funeral home. Butts in Goodland. Stella, Mo., Rod (Suzie) man in Denver. all of Santa Barbara, Ca- grandchild. Mr. Butts started work- Butts of Goodland and After graduating from lif. and Timothy Spencer Goodland High School in St. Paul, Minn.; two ing early on his family Tony (Michelle) Butts of Spencer she graduated from the sisters, Alice (Michael) farm until he was 18, then Butts Colby; and a sister, Patty Margaret “Margie” Richards he went on to work with Mills of Colorado. University of Arizona in Wagner of Carona, Calif. his mom and brother Tony, Services will be at 2:30 1970. and Jane (John) Rudat of Chattanoo- Longtime Good- band Roger, and On Aug. 29, 1970, she and James ga, Tenn.; a brother, Steven Beck- land, Kansas resident their children Jason sacking groceries at Boogart’s in p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 16, 2013, Margaret “Margie” and Courtney, all Goodland. He moved up in the ranks at Koons Chapel, 211 N. Main, Spencer of Goodland were married man of Carona; mother-in-law, Nina Richards, 99, died of Olathe; Lisa A. to become a meat market manager Goodland with burial following in at Peace Lutheran Church in Ca- Spencer of Goodland; sister-in-law, Friday, February 8, Murphy and her son in El Dorado. the Goodland Cemetery. rona, Calif., by her father. Lori (Don) McKenzie of Goodland; 2013, at Goodland Ryan, both of Salina; He earned an Associate Degree in Visitation will be from 1:30 p.m. The couple returned to Good- brother-in law, David (Ruth) Spen- Regional Medical C. Brandon White, Applied Science from Butler Com- until the time of the service at the land for a time where she taught cer of Colorado Springs; and two Center. Denise White, and munity College, became a design funeral home. Title I reading at North Elementary grandchildren. She was born their daughters Bri- draftsman and later a CAD profes- Memorials to the Troy Butts School for four or five years. When Services were at 3 p.m. (Mountain Mar. 15, 1913, at El- anna, Berkley, and sor at Butler Community College. Memorial Fund may be sent to the the couple moved to California she Time) on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013, at linwood, Kansas, the Kelsey, all of Good- In 1982 he and Pam Beem were funeral home. taught for four or five more years. Christ the King Episcopal Church, daughter of Martha land; nephew Roger Then they decided she would be a 5073 Hollister Ave., Goleta, Calif. (Lebbin) and Frank Clevenger and his married. Schmidt, and was raised by her wife Charlotte of Ford; and full-time homemaker. Arrangements were handled grandparents Carl and Minnie cousins Hugh & Elaine Nether- Mrs. Spencer loved nature wheth- by Welch-Ryce-Haider Funeral Schmidt. She graduated from cot of Colorado Springs, Colo- er it was feeding her cats or feeding Chapel-Golita, 15 E. Sola, Santa Ellinwood High School. rado; Barbara Wixson of Kansas all of the birds in her yard. Barbara, Calif. On July 15, 1934, she and Ray City, Kansas; Margie Cooley of T. Richards were married at the Derby, Kansas; Lynda Senko of Leo “Ward” Wiley Lutheran Church in Ellinwood. Colorado Springs, Colorado. Charlsie Rae Rogers They lived in Ellinwood and The memorial service will Leo “Ward” Wiley, 88, Greeley, received his 65-year certificate from Charlsie Rae Rogers, 78, Good- (Mountain Time) on Wednesday, Wichita until 1952, moving af- be Monday, February 11, at 10 Colo., retired Burlington farmer the Grand Lodge of Kansas. ter Ray’s graduation from chi- a.m. MT, at Emmanuel Luther- land, died Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013. Feb. 13, 2013, at the United Meth- and rancher, died Thursday, Feb. Preceding him in death were his ropractic college to make their an Church in Goodland, with She was born April 25, 1934. odist Church of St. Francis, 512 S. 7, 2013. parents, brother and a son-in-law home in Goodland. She was a Pastor Darian Hybl ofﬁciating. Preceding her in death were her Scott. He was born Sept. 30, 1924, to Er- Steve Knodel. member of Emmanuel Lutheran Inurnment will follow in the husband Sam and her parents. Visitation was from 8 to 11 a.m. nest and Agnes (Klie) Wiley in Hale, Survivors include his wife of the Church, China Painters Guild Goodland Cemetery. Survivors include her sons, Mike (Mountain Time) on Tuesday, Feb. Colo. He grew up on the family home; three daughters, Patricia of Northwest Kansas, Business Friends may share their re- Rogers and David Rogers; a daugh- 12, 2013, at Knodel Funeral Home, farm near Hale, attended Browning (Les) Meyer of Greeley, Colo., Sally and Professional Women, and spects at Koons Chapel on Sun- ter, Marla Rogers; six brothers, 202 S. Benton, St. Francis. Grade School and graduated from (Brett) Parker of Burlington and Su- Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux- day, from 3-5 p.m. MT. Harold, Duane, Bob, Russell, Bill Memorials to the St. Francis Armel High School in 1942. san Knodel of Idalia; two sister-in- iliary of Ellinwood. Memorials may be designated Preceding her in death were to Emmanuel Lutheran Church and Jerry; four grandchildren; and Senior Center may be sent to the On Jan. 14, 1945, he and Vaudie laws, Dolores Wiley of St. Francis a great-grandchild. funeral home. her parents, her husband Ray or Good Samaritan Society— Jones were married at the Methodist and JoAnn Wiley of Burlington; six T. Richards, her twin sister Sherman County or Goodland Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Church in St. Francis. grandchildren; and six and a half Martha Unruh and a half- sister Arts Council, and may be left In 1984 the couple moved to great-grandchildren. Virginia Clevenger, and son-in- at or mailed to Koons Funer- Scott William Shrout Burlington and retired in 1996 from Services were at 1 p.m. (Moun- law C. Wendell White. al Home, 211 N. Main Ave., Scott William Shrout, 32, Colby, Preceding him in death were his farming and ranching. They enjoyed tain Time) Monday, Feb. 11, 2013 at Surviving family includes Goodland, KS 67735-1555. died Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013. parents. volunteering at the Colorado Wel- the United Methodist Church of St. her daughter Vickie R. White Online condolences: www. come Center and traveling. In 2010 Francis, 512 S. Scott, with burial in of Goodland; granddaughter koonsfuneralhome.com He was born April 25, 1980, to Survivors include his wife of the Shelley R. Messner, her hus- Elizabeth Ann Sullivan and Ted home, his grandmother Anna Sul- the couple moved to Wheatride the Armel, Colo., Cemetery. Shrout in Hays. He was raised by livan of Colby, a son Zandler Shrout Acres Retirement Community and Memorials to the church or the his grandmother Anna (Thomspn) of Colby, a stepson Landen Capps of then to Greeley in July 2012. Idalia Visions Foundation may be Sullivan of Colby and formerly of Colby and an aunt Rosalind Bundy Mr. Wiley was member of the St. sent to Knodel Funeral Home, 202 It’s hard to pick, Brewster after his mother was in a of Brewster. Francis Masonic Lodge 404 and S. Benton, St. Francis 67756. but we ARE the best! house fire in Great Bend at the age Services will be at 1 p.m. (Moun- No one does local news of four. tain Time) on Tuesday, Feb. 12, Enjoy a night at the movies! like your local Mr. Shrout graduated from Chey- 2013, at the College Drive Assem- Classifieds Sherman lin High School and went to the bly of God Church, 245 W. College www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 community newspaper! Northwest Kansas Technical Col- Dr., Colby with Pastor Steve Todd work! Nightly 7 PM lege in computer science. officiating. Les Misérables (PG-13) In May 2011 he and Taresa Dole Memorials to be designated by the 899-2338 Starts Friday 7 PM: Mama (PG-13) were married. family may be sent to the church. 1205 Main, Goodland • (785) 899-2338

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It may not be a household name Navy and Air Force and the results even among farm families, but the have been promising, but Sun said oilseed camelina is showing good that producing fuels from camelina potential as an environmentally- is currently not economically vi- friendly commercial biofuel feed- able. Obstacles include the fact stock, particularly for biodiesel that camelina product is not suf- and jet fuel. To that end, the U.S. ficiently efficient per unit resource Department of Agriculture has just used and camelina oil processing awarded $5.08 million to a team of generates about 65 percent solid researchers, led by Kansas State meal by-product, mainly proteins Distinguished Professor in Grain and carbohydrates that is currently Science and Industry, Aiuzhi Susan under-utilized. The technology has Sun, to study the crop’s potential. not been developed to produce high- Besides Kansas State scientists, the value co-products from camelina team is also composed of research- bio-energy varieties. ers from Montana State University; With an eye on thos challenges, University of Wyoming; Strath- the researchers Chengci Chen of Kirn, Inc.,; SBT, LLC; Montana Montana Stat and Augustine Obour Gluten Free, Inc.; and Henkel. of the University of Wyoming will “The overall goal is to make look for ways to enhance camelina oilseed camelina a cost-effective production by optimizing cropping bio-energy and bio-based product systems within wheat-based crop feedstock. This project will gener- rotations in Montana and Wyoming, ate substantial information that will where preliminary work has already build a foundation to make nonfood been don, Sun said. oilseeds a better resource for biofu- Once harvested and processed, els, chemical and bio-products, with Sun will develop new technologies minimal negative impact on food to chemicall convert camelina oil crop systems or the environment,” and meal to a variety of adhesives, said Sun, who is co-director of the coatings and çomposites, thus add- Center for Biobased Polymers By ing value to the co-product. Design. Her research focuses on She will work with Kansas State’s how plant- and grain-based materi- Donghai Wang, professor in Kansas als such as oils, proteins and fibers State Department of Biological can be used to create bio-based and Agricultural Engineering, who chemicals and products like resins, will conduct fractionation and adhesives, coatings that are safer, processing optimization research more durable and environmentally in collaboration with industries for friendly than products currently commercialization potentials. in use. “Although camelina is currently The Wellness Challenge kicked off with a large crowd showing up the City of Goodland, Goodland Activities Center, Goodland “USDA’s continuing investments grown in Montana and Wyoming, to register on Monday, Feb. 4, at the Goodland Activities Center. Regional Medical Center, Healthful Solutions, Sherman County in research and development are it will expand to the Northern Great The event encourages participants to improve their nutrition, Health Department, Sunflower Extension District and Right proving a critical piece of President Plains area, and it’s possible that physical activity and stop or decrease use of tobacco products. Combination Dance Studio. Obama’s strategy to spur innovation agricultural producers in Kansas The challenge will last through the end of April. Sponsors include Photo by Pat Schiefen/The Goodland Star-News of clean bio-energy right here at might be interested in incorporating home and reduce our dependence the crop into their cropping systems on foreign oil,” said agriculture in the future,” Sun said. secretary Tom Vilsack in a Jan. The team members from the Candidates sought for Silver Haired Legislature 11 statement announcing several collaborative organizations, Jim bio-energy awards, including the McLaren (StrathKirn, Inc.:, Shing-I Elections are scheduled on Thursday, March Agency on Aging, 510 W. 29th Street, Hays, The Silver Haired Legislature is a unicameral camelina research. “The advances Chang (Kansas State Department 14, for delegates for the Kansas Silver Haired Kan. 67601. legislative body consisting of 125 representa- made through this research will help of Industrial and Manufacturing Legislature in our area. To be eligible a candidate must be at least 60 tives. The legislature provides an educational to boost local economies throughout Systems Engineering), Tom Foulke Candidate registration forms and information years old by March 9, 2013 and a registered voter experience in the political process and an op- rural America, creating and sustain- (University of Wyoming Depart- are now available from the local senior center in their voting district. The forms must be filed no portunity to identify policy concerns for Kansas’ ing good-paying jobs, while moving ment of Agricultural and Applied or meal site or from the Northwest Kansas Area later than 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 14. older adults. our nation toward a clean energy Economics), Anton Bekkerman economy.” (Montana State University Depart- The camelina project funding ment of Agricultural Economy), Library to have book discussion in March is part of a $25 million effort by Terrie Boguski, and blasé Leven USDA’s National Institute of Food (both with Kansas State Center for Anne Hawkins of Washburn romance, recipes and magic. schooled youth across northeast Council. and Agriculture to fund research and Hazardous Substances Research), University will lead a discussion Hawkins teaches U.S. history Kansas. 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Any attempt to keep something out of a country that people want and need, whether it’s beer, cigarettes or workers, is doomed to failure. In the case of our immigration policy, the longer Congress failed to do something, the worse the situation got. That’s how we got to have an estimated 11 million illegal aliens of this side of the Rio Grande, most of them latinos, but including people from all over the world who entered the U.S. illegally or simply overstayed their visas. It’s been five years since the last attempt to change things failed, but maybe it’ll be different this time. We hope so. One thing that is different is that business and labor have been meeting, trying to come to an agreement on the bill. They’re rep- resented by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which knows that businesses depend on foreign workers, and the AFL-CIO, which knows that also, and which smells the sweet smell of growth if newly legal workers can join its member unions. That is one thing the bill must address: What to do with those 11 million illegals in the country today, most of them gainfully On standing tall employed. It’s not a huge group, only a little more than 3 percent of our population, but it’s still a lot of illegal aliens to deal with. A man of wisdom knows that standing tall sheri Un hombre de sabiduría sabe que parándose And the chances we can just send them all home are nil. will not add inches to your physical stature. he no agregará pulgadas a su estatura física. Any”amnesty” proposal will be unpopular in some quarters, but knows that it means we should be courageous arroyo Él sabe que esto significa que debemos ser just try to figure out what else will work. Meantime, the admin- in decision, not compromising in principles, valientes en la decisión, sin comprometer en istration has stepped up programs to deport illegals who commit not violating spiritual values, and not shrink- • little fish principios, no violar los valores espirituales y crimes or cause other problems. And yes, the administration is ing from responsibility. A person who stands no encojan de responsabilidad. Una persona working with Congress, the unions and management to put this tall is one who personifies integrity, strength, que se yergue es quien personifica la integri- bill together. and courage. dad, fuerza y coraje. Other things a bill must deal with is a total ban on paying welfare If we sit on the fence of life’s pathways, we must eventually come Si nos sentamos en la cerca de los caminos de la vida, finalmente or free medical care for immigrants and their children. If people down on one side or the other. Now is the time to muster the courage to debemos venir en un lado o el otro. Ahora es el momento para reunir come here and can’t find work, we should instead help them find stand tall. Just because I can do something, doesn’t necessarily mean el valor suficiente a erguirse. PUEDO hacer algo, no necesariamente a way back home. that I should do it. significa que debo hacerlo. And the bill will need to provide a simple and easy way for guest In a generation of “get mine first”, I was blessed to be raised in a home En una generación de “obtener mi primer”, me fui bendecido para workers to come fill jobs that go begging, either in the fields or of honor and integrity. My parents stood on everything they believed. ser criado en un hogar de honor e integridad. Mis padres estaban para- in high-tech offices. Today, doctors and engineers can come to One of the best nuggets my father imparted on me was that a person dos en todo lo que ellos creían. Uno de los mejores nuggets mi padre work, though there are many roadblocks. For farm hands and road of honor stood behind the things they knew to be true, and if they did impartido en mí fue que una persona de honor estaba parado detrás de workers, however, it’s next to impossible to come here legally. not know what was true, they made the effort to find out what was. In a las cosas que sabían que era cierto, y si no sabían lo que era verdad, Our current policy is not working. It has brought us nothing world where nothing is certain, the one thing that is truly ours and can hicieron el esfuerzo para saber qué era. En un mundo donde nada es but grief. not be taken from us is our honor and integrity, our freedom of agency. seguro, único lo que realmente es nuestro y no puede ser tomado de More border guards, a higher fence and tough enforcement have If we lose our agency, it is only because we gave it away. It’s been said nosotros es nuestro honor, integridad y nuestra libertad de agencia. Si not worked. Our policy has failed, and it’s time to try something “Your actions speak so loudly, I cannot hear your words.” Our actions perdemos nuestra agencia, es sólo porque nos lo regaló. Se ha dicho else. If we make it easy for guest workers to come for a set time, indeed speak volumes about us. “tus acciones hablan tan fuerte, que no puedo oír sus palabras”. De people won’t have to risk their lives in the desert. The story goes, a man and his wife enjoyed hiking together in the hecho, nuestras acciones dicen mucho sobre nosotros. And as a nation of immigrants, we should welcome newcomers mountains. One fall afternoon, they hiked several miles up a steep Cuenta la historia, “un hombre y su esposa disfrutaron juntos send- who come legally and have work to do here. mountainside to a beautiful waterfall. While descending the trail, erismo en las montañas. Una caída por la tarde, subió varios kilómet- We should not pay welfare or provide a good life for anyone who several hikers making the climb upward asked the question, “Is it ros por una empinada ladera a una hermosa cascada. Mientras que comes and does not have work. There’s no point in that, but then, worth it?” The couple’s reply was always in the affirmative. Later, they desciende el camino, varios excursionistas haciendo la subida hacia it’s hard so say how much of a problem there has been, either. observed that the effort was worth it only if you enjoyed the fresh air, arriba la pregunta, “vale la pena?” Respuesta de la pareja fue siempre Let’s hope this effort succeeds. It might be the beginning of alpine beauty, exercise, and loving companionship. en la afirmativa. Más tarde, observaron que el esfuerzo valió la pena bipartisan solutions to a lot of our country’s problems. Feeling the intense pressure from peers and the need to be accepted, sólo si te ha gustado el aire fresco, belleza alpino, ejercicio y compañía – Steve Haynes some may ask the question, “Is it worth the effort to stand tall?” To amorosa. that question I would respond, “If you want to experience real joy in Sintiendo la presión intensa de sus compañeros y la necesidad de ser this life, then standing tall is worth the determination and tireless daily aceptado, algunos pueden pedir la pregunta, “vale la pena el esfuerzo a effort it requires.” erguirse?” A esa pregunta respondería, “Si usted quiere experimentar el The Goodland Star-News Doing the right thing, just because it is the right thing, is not a popu- verdadero placer en esta vida, entonces parándose vale la determinación (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) lar attitude in this day. But in the years since my parents have passed y el incansable esfuerzo diario requiere.” Member: Kansas Press Association away I have come to realize that standing tall had added many inches haciendo lo correcto, porque es lo correcto, no es una actitud popular Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association to their stature in the way their peers and neighbors saw them. Most of en este día. Pero en los años ya que mis padres han fallecido me he dado National Newspaper Association the people that speak to me about Mom and Dad tell me stories of their cuenta que parándose había agregado muchos centímetros a su estatura e-mail: [email protected] honor and fairness. I am proud to be their child. en el camino de que sus compañeros y vecinos vieron. La mayoría de As always your views and opinions are welcome. To contact me las personas que hablan a mi mamá y mi papá me cuentan historias de Steve Haynes, President directly, e-mail me at [email protected]. su honor y justicia. Me siento orgulloso de ser su hijo. Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 11 Como siempre sus opiniones y comentarios son bienvenidos. Para Pat Schiefen, Society Editor contactar conmigo directamente, enviarme por correo electrónico a Advertising Department 2011 Jessica Corbin, Kayla Bentley and Angela Bonham Sheila Smith, Circulation Manager Kansas is still a working person’s state Nor’west Press Richard Westfahl, General Manager A visit to the Statehouse in Topeka brought Since it was a slow time of the day and there Gary Stewart, Jim Bowker, James Jackson home the fact that this is still a working per- cynthia was no one behind us, I asked the guard how Kris McCool, Tracy Traxel, son’s state. many “knives” he usually had. Judy McKnight, Sheri Arroyo. While the state has spent millions of dollars he grinned and said up to a dozen from repairing, painting, polishings and updating haynes time to time, but the record, he said, was day

the 150-year old building, and she looks great, the Pepsi truck drivers visited the capitol. By nwkansas.com what I noticed is the guard at the door. • open season the time they were done going through the N.T. Betz, Director of Internet Services Like most statehouses and quite a few court- machine, there were 53 box cutters sitting on ([email protected]) houses, you have to empty your pockets and ings and airports. Steve, however, was carrying top, he said. walk through a metal detector. A guard checks Last year, after all the legislators had gone Evan Barnum, Systems Admin.([email protected]) his Leatherman Tool – a sort of updated Swiss you though and you are on your way to see your Army knife. home and there were few visitors to the capitol, Published every Tuesday and Friday except the days observed for New senator or representative, attend a hearing or The guard offered to hold it for him, putting they had 13 unclaimed sharp things no one had Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ- just wander around and look at the frescos, his name on a sticky note and laying the tool remembered to pick up. These were placed in mas Day, at 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. polished pillars and gleaming floors. carefully on top of the X-ray machine from an evidence locker, he said. Periodicals postage paid at Goodland, Kan. 67735; entered at the Your representative will still have a tiny which my purse was just emerging. 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And that’s a The Goodland Star-News assumes no liability for mistakes or omissions But, back to the entry. erman Tool and the guard asked him his name good thing. in advertising or failure to publish beyond the actual cost of the ad. I slid through the checkpoint like melted noting that he had two of them up on the make- SUBSCRIPTIONS: In Sherman County and adjacent counties: three butter. I’ve done this a hundred times in build- months, $29; six months, $46; 12 months, $81. Out of area, weekly mailing shift counter. of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). Incorporating: Letter Policy where to write The Goodland Daily News The Goodland Star-News encourages 1932-2003 and welcomes letters from readers. Letters U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts, 109 hart Sen- U.S. Rep. 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Oil obtained from flowers introduced the January Rotary 14. Semitic fertility god 7. Shopping containers Honor students from Goodland high 15. Dull & uninteresting 8. Abnormal breathing School, Cortney Cowan and Cy 16. Yemen capital 9. Brew Paxton. Sanderson then introduced 17. Stare impertinently 11. Bake eggs in their shells the Rotarian of the Day Doug Ger- 18. Banished persons 12. Serviceable ber. Gerber gave a presentation 20. Heart failure & energy 13. A person in the navy on his two year participation in supplement 14. A child’s slight injury the KARL program, or Kansas 22. Reduction in force 19. Fain Agriculture and Rural Leadership. $ 23. Women’s ___ movement 21. Supports trestletree KARL is a nonprofi t educational 24. Polynesian wrapped skirt organization dedicated to develop- 24. Parian Chronicle discovery 26. Double-reed instruments site 81.00 ing leaders in agriculture, business and rural communities. Gerber said 29. Own (Scottish) 25. Greek famous for fables the program selects 30 applicants to 30. Summer window dressings 27. Farcical afterpiece participate in a two year program 35. Many not ands 28. Dispatches by mail that includes trips to locations in 36. Paddle 29. Hall of Fame (abbr.) MMMMMM... Kansas, Washington D.C. and an 37. Being a single unit 31. Aah international trip. Gerber said his 38. Silly behavior 32. Unnaturally pale the class took their international trip 44. Insecticide 33. Before to Ghana in Western Africa. The 45. A blank area 34. Fixed in one’s purpose program costs for a two year class 46. Reduces stress 39. Madames possibilities! with 30 members runs about a half 48. Morning moisture 40. Frosts million dollars. Most of the funding 49. Tear away roughly 41. City drains for the program comes from busi- 50. Elevated 42. Baseball playoff nesses and private donors. Several 53. Cristobalite 43. Cruise Sherman County residents have 56. Baseball’s Ruth 47. Steeple participated in the KARL program, 57. Indian monetary unit 50. Precipitation including Rotarian Fred Hall who 59. Contest of speed 51. Cas____: winter melons was part of the fi rst KARL class in 61. Having a slanted direction 52. A unit of two 1991. Gerber said his participation 62. Gross receipts 53. Viewed the KARL program was an experi- 63. A river in NE Spain 54. Taxis ence of a lifetime. Those interested 64. The brain and spinal cord 55. 4840 square yards in participating in the next next two (abbr.) 56. London radio station year KARL class have until April 65. Dynegy Inc. on NYSE 58. Perform work regularly 15 to register. Information about the 66. Japanese monetary unit 60. Longest geological time KARL program is available at www. karlprogram.com. After the drawing, the weekly The crossword puzzle brought to you by: meeting of the Goodland Rotary Club adjourned. The next meeting will be Friday Feb. 8, with the Rotarian of the Day to be Jay Jolly. 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LEGAL PUBLICATION of Agricultural Land completed and deceased defendants; the 2003KS4 (the gProperty h) by the Division of Property Valu- unknown spouses of any de- Lots 10, 11, and 12, Block 20, Plaintiff, Results of the market study ation indicated the following fendants; the unknown officers, Second Addition to the City of to satisfy the judgment in analysis for Sherman County for changes compared to the prior successors, trustees, creditors Goodland, Sherman County, vs. the above-entitled case. The the Assessment Year 2013. year: and assigns of and defendants Kansas according to the re- sale is to be made without ap- that are existing, dissolved or corded plat thereof. Gladys E. Leonard and Paul praisement and subject to the Pursuant to L.191,CH.279 2. All Grassland: No change in dormant corporations; the un- J. Leonard, et al. redemption period as provided value on all soil mapping units known executors, administra- And you are hereby required Defendants. by law, and further subject to the A study of the residential real tors, devisees, trustees, credi- to plead to said petition on or approval of the Court. For more estate market indicated that the Dry Cropland: Increase of tors, successors and assigns before the 18th day of March, Case No. 12CV28 information, visit HREF=”http:// market is stable with no general $10.00-$17.00 per/acre on ma- of any defendants that are or 2013, in said court at Good- Court Number: 2 www.southlaw.com MAC- upward or downward trend. jority of soil mapping units were partners or in partner- land, Sherman County, Kan- Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter ROBUTTON HtmlResAnchor ship; the unknown guardians, sas. Should you fail therein, 60 www.Southlaw.com A study of the commercial real Irrigated Cropland: Increase conservators and trustees of judgment and decree will be estate market indicated that the of $37.00 to $47.00 per/acre any defendants that are minors entered in due course upon said Notice Of Sale Burton Pianalto, Sheriff market is stable with no general on predominate irrigated soil or are in any way under any le- petition. Sherman County, Kansas upward or downward trend. mapping units gal disability; and the unknown Under and by virtue of an heirs, executors, administra- Louis B. Spinney Order of Sale issued to me by Prepared By: A study of the real estate mar- Terry Ballard tors, devisees, trustees, credi- Diana D. Spinney the Clerk of the District Court of South & Associates, P.C. ket for vacant land indicated Sherman County Appraiser tors and assigns of any person Sherman County, Kansas, the Kristen G. Stroehmann (KS that market is stable with no alleged to be deceased, and Michael V. Foust #07507 undersigned Sheriff of Sherman # 10551) general upward or downward Published in The Goodland spouses, if any, and Sherman 126 W. 11th Street County, Kansas, will offer for 6363 College Blvd., Suite trend. Star-News, Tuesday, February County, Kansas P.O. Box 778 sale at public auction and sell 100 12, 2013. Defendants Goodland, KS 67735 to the highest bidder for cash Overland Park, KS 66211 Value on specific properties Phone: (785) 899-5687 in hand, at the Front Door of (913)663-7600 may not follow the general trend CASE NO. 2012 CV 35 Fax: (785) 899-5689 the Courthouse at Goodland, (913)663-7899 (Fax) because of change in the prop- IN THE DISTRICT COURT Attorney for Plaintiffs Sherman County, Kansas, on Attorneys For Plaintiff erty, correction of description OF SHERMAN COUNTY, NOTICE OF SUIT February 19, 2013, at 10:00 AM, (150312) information or adjustment val- KANSAS Published in The Goodland the following real estate: ues based on sales of similar PROCEEDINGS PURSU- THE STATE OF KANSAS TO Star-News, Tuesday, February Published in The Goodland properties. ANT TO K.S.A. CHAPTER 60 ART ESTRADA, THE ABOVE 5, 12 and 19, 2013. Lots Twenty ( 20 ) and Twenty- Star-News, Tuesday, January DEFENDANTS, AND ALL one ( 21 ) Block Thirty-six ( 36 29 and February 5, 12, 2013. In accordance with K.S.A. 79- Louis B. Spinney, Diana D. OTHERS WHO ARE OR MAY ), First Addition to the City of 1476, the Division of Property Spinney, husband and wife BE CONCERNED: Goodland, Sherman Coun- Valuation is required to annually Plaintiffs IN THE DISTRICT COURT ty, Kansas, according to the furnish each county the results You are hereby notified that OF SHERMAN COUNTY, recorded plat thereof, com- of its f study relating to changes, vs. a petition has been filed in KANSAS monly known as 539 West 13th Hiring Truck Drivers if any, of the use value of ag- the District Court of Sherman CIVIL DEPARTMENT Street, Goodland, KS 67735 ricultural land. Changes can Art Estrada and the unknown County, Kansas, by Louis B. Established, stable construction and do occur as a result of sev- spouse of the said Art Estrada, Spinney, and Diana D. 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EOE star-news 10 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, February 12, 2013 sports Mavericks Northwest Tech men win twice at home qualify five By Kevin Bottrell Laramie County to make it 39-37. [email protected] Riley and Clavell each made two The Northwest Kansas Techni- pointers, then Clavell put in a free for national cal College men’s basketball team throw. Laramie County added a bas- dominated the second half against ket, then Walden put in two points to Laramie County Community Col- make it 46-39. competition lege on Thursday, going on to win After a timeout, Clavell made 85-74. a basket, then Whitaker put in The Northwest Kansas Tech- The lead see-sawed between the two free throws. Laramie County nical College men’s wrestling Mavericks and the Golden Eagles answered with six points to make team qualified five for the Na- from Cheyenne, Wyo., during the it 50-45. Clavell made a basket, tional Championship at the first half, with the Mavericks lead- then Whitaker drove inside for two West Central District Champi- ing by one at halftime. They gradu- points and was fouled on the play. onship tournament Saturday at ally increased their lead over the He made the extra free throw, mak- Pratt Community College. course of the second half, winning ing the score 55-47. The Mavericks came in fifth by 11 points. Laramie County put in four free as a team, the highest placing The men’s team also defeated Air throws, answered by a pair of bas- the wrestling program has Force Prep 91-80 on Saturday. kets from Riley to make it 61-51. won in it’s history. Coach Paul The Mavericks men and women The Golden Eagles hit a three point- Gomez was also named the will play against the Nebraska er, then Whitaker made a basket on a 2013 West Central District College of Technical Agriculture pass from Britton. Laramie County Division 1 Wrestling Coach on Wednesday at the Max Jones got a three pointer, then Whitaker Of The Year. Fieldhouse. The women’s game will drew a foul and put in a free throw National qualifiers include be at 5 p.m. with the men’s game to to make it 64-57. Cody Tow, 133 pounds; Curtis follow. With 6:17 to play, Laramie Coun- Buelna, 157; Tyler Cattey, 165; On Thursday, Golden Eagles ty made a pair of baskets, answered Miguel Montelongo, 184; and made the first score, but the Maver- by a three pointer from Clavell. Christopher Kiel, 285. icks came back with a two pointer Walker made a basket, the Whitaker This is the largest number of from Marcus Walden. Laramie got another free throw. The Golden national qualifiers in the pro- County took the lead with a two- Eagles put in two points to make it gram’s history. Tow defeated point shot. 69-62. Zach Hoehn of Pratt, a No. With 18:21 left in the half, Mar- The fouls came thick and fast over 2-ranked All-American, by fall kees Walker hit a three pointer to the next two minutes. Clavell put in the first period to take third. give the Mavericks their first lead of in three free throws to the Golden Buelna took third, defeating a the game, 5-4. Laramie County tied Eagles’ two. Whitaker injured his returning national qualifier in the game again with a free throw, but leg and left the game with 2:26 to Trent Robb of Neosho County the Nicholas Riley hit a jump shot play. Laramie County scored to Community College. to make it 7-5. make it 72-66. Cattay beat Samuel Kolkow Walden made a layup, then with With less than two minutes left, of Wentworth Junior College 16 minutes left in the half, Jeffrey Burgos and Clavell hit three point- in a 16-4 major decision to take Burgos and Gian Clavell scored, ers and Walden made a pair of free fifth and qualify as a wild card. giving the Mavericks a 13-5 lead. throws. Laramie County put in In his third-place match, Kiel Laramie County put in a free throw a three pointer to make it 79-69. pinned Xavier Fisher of Colby, and a three pointer, then Lamar Brit- After a timeout, Clavell made two who was ranked seventh in the ton put in a one-handed putback to free throws. Laramie County made nation, to take third. make it 15-9. a basket, then Walker and Clavell The National Junior College Talan Whitaker was fouled and Markees Walker, after faking a shot, passed the ball off to Marcus Walden, who put it in for two points made two free throws each. The Athletic Association’s Men’s made a pair of free throws, but the during Thursday’s game between Northwest Tech and Laramie County Community College. Golden Eagles put in a three pointer Wrestling National Champion- Golden Eagles came back with two Photo by Kevin Bottrell/The Goodland Star-News with 11 seconds left, but it was too ship from Friday to Saturday, baskets and two free throws, clos- little, too late. The Mavericks won Feb. 21 to 23, in Des Moines, ing the gap to 17-15. Clavell put in tie the game 25-25. three pointer, then Riley made a fake the second half. Walden put in two 85-74. Iowa. a basket, then the Golden Eagles With seven minutes remaining shot and passed it off to Whitaker, points, answered by two points from Other individual regional answered with two point in the half, Laramie County took who dunked it. results included Mitchell Spie- With 10 minutes left in the half, a 30-25 lead. Clavell pulled down With the score at 35-31, Rogers gel, fourth place at 125; Tyler Clavell put in two points. Laramie a rebound and scored. After two passed the ball to Riley, who put it Hinton, fifth place at 141; Al- County added four points, then free throws by the Golden Eagles, in for two. Rogers then sank a three exander Buelna, fourth place Walden put in a basket to make it Isaiah Rogers made a basket and pointer to end the half with the Mav- at 149; Dominic Bejarano, fifth 23-21. Riley was fouled and made Walden made a free throw to make ericks in the lead 36-35. place at 174; Floyd Jones, fifth two free throws, then the Golden it 32-29. Laramie County put in a Burgos made a free throw to open place at 197. Eagles put in another four points to American Cancer Society INVITATION TO BID Daffodil Sale $10 Bundle/Daffodils $15 Vase/Daffodils $25 Boyd’s Bear and A Bundle

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