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TRUE SWEETHEARTS Meadowses share spice of life, together

By KAYLA BANZET The Iola Register

Valentine’s Day is more than just a holiday to David and Marty Meadows. On Friday the happy couple will celebrate 27 years of marriage.

Their love story began during the late ’80s in Wichita.

Marty was a supervisor at a store and David’s mother worked there. He would come into the store to visit his mother and see Marty. David was born in Iola but moved around a lot with his family growing up. After an accident in Montana he moved back to Kansas.

“He kept saying he was going to marry me,” Marty said with a chuckle. “And I kept saying I wasn’t ever going to get married again.”

Persistence paid off. David won her over. They dated for six months and then David popped the question at

David and Marty Meadows

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Libertys find love at both ends of spectrum

By SUSAN LYNN The Iola Register

Angel and Sheldon Liberty would be the first to admit some miracles were in order to get them where they are today.

This Valentine’s Day they will celebrate their 16th wedding anniversary.

“He’s the romantic one,” she said of the auspicious anniversary date. Their first date, after all, was on New Year’s Eve. Neither seemed destined for a long-term relationship.

Angel left home at the precious age of 16, on the outs with her mother and with no male role model left in her life.

“Some of the police officers today look at me and are so surprised — relieved — of where I am,” Angel said. “They really took me under their wings. Not that I was ever in See LIBERTYS | Page A5

Angel and Sheldon Liberty

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Washington trip on tap for HHS students

By BOB JOHNSON The Iola Register

HUMBOLDT — Students in Humboldt High’s publications class will attend the National Scholastic Press Association and Journalism Education Association conference in Washington, D.C., in November.

USD 258 Board of Education members approved attendance Monday night.

Students will be involved in competition one day, and also take in sightseeing.

Approval was given for the group to use two district vehicles for transportation to and from the airport in Kansas City. Kim Isbell is the HHS journalism instructor. Her husband, Corey, will go along as a sponsor.

Students have started fundraising efforts to pay for air fare, lodging, tours and food.

Sunny Shreeve, who directs the district’s after-school program, told about “Save the Children,” a program proposed by Gov. Sam Brownback. The literacy program’s goal is to improve children’s ability to read for academic, personal and eventually career purposes.

The state will partner with schools in rural areas, and provide funding and support.

Twenty schools in southeast and southwest Kansas will be involved. Instruction will be Monday through Thursday for a six- to eight-week period, as well as in summer for grades See TRIP | Page A5

Battle of the Brains Scholars Bowl team ready for state

By STEVEN SCHWARTZ The Iola Register

“An alpha particle has the same configuration as the nucleus of what element?”

Most people wouldn’t know the answer is “helium,” but for Scholars Bowl competitors a correct answer can mean the difference between a state championship berth or not.

The Iola High School Scholars Bowl team finished first in the regional tournament Feb. 6, giving the school its seventh state meet appearance since it began competing.

On Tuesday afternoon, the five members of the qualifying team sat down with The Register to give its readers an inside look at what it means to compete at the state level for a scholarly athlete. The team is made up of Clarie Moran, Clara Wicoff, Garrett Prall, Jonathan Tidd and Michael Wilson.

“It’s not anything you have

to be smart to do, it’s just knowledge,” Tidd said modestly, while sitting in one of the high school’s science classrooms.

“It’s random knowledge you pick up over the years.”

Admittedly, most of the team members don’t spend too much time training for competitions — maybe two or three times a week for an hour and a half. But there is one key difference between Scholars Bowl and other sports and competitions. Everyday life is the best way to study.

“They need to pay attention in class,” Coach Vince Coons said. “Because some of this stuff they can relate.”

“I don’t know if anybody — OK, Clara might — goes home and studies random things,” Tidd said. The rest of his team laughed.

“Sometimes it’ll be something you just studied in physics,” Wilson added.

Still, the team has gotten

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The state-qualifying Scholars Bowl team is, front to back, Clara Wicoff, Clarie Moran, Jonathan Tidd, Michael Wilson and Garrett Prall. REGISTER/STEVEN SCHWARTZ this far in the competitions by winning. The members said they each have their specialties, but all contribute to the group overall. Each team member has been competing since middle school.

Tidd is the history guru, Wilson thrives in social sciences, Wicoff is a pro at spelling and history, Moran is a know-it-all at art and Prall just knows “whatever” — which seems to be a useful skill in

“I liked things better when I didn’t understand them.”

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the competitions.

“I think we all bring something to the team,” Wicoff said. “I don’t know anything about art or operas but GarSee SCHOLARS | Page A5

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Obituary Larry Ayers Larry E. Ayers, 73, Garnett, passed away on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014, at Olathe Medical Center in Olathe.

Memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Chapel in Garnett. The family will greet friends following the service. Condolences may be left at www.feuerbornfuneral.com.

Iola chili feed planned for March Love chili? How about helping those in need?

Iola citizens will host a chili feed at the Elks Lodge March 14 to raise money for the “Haunt for Hirschsprung’s” event on Halloween.

The event was created to support research of the disease, which is rare but has significant effects on families across the country. The local chapter is a non-profit organization and 100 percent of the proceeds are used to support research through the Giving Hope Program with

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.

The chili feed will include cornbread and brownies. Takeout pintsize containers of chili also will be for sale.

T-N-T Karaoke Service will provide entertainment.

The fun starts at 6 p.m.

For more information, contact Brian Shaughnessy at 3801213. The group’s Facebook page is “Haunt for Hirschsprung’s, Benefiting the Giving Hope Program.”

Ex-chamber chief sentenced for theft AUGUSTA, Kan. (AP) — The former director of a southeast Kansas Chamber of Commerce has been sentenced to a year’s probation for stealing more than $13,000 from the organization.

The Butler County Times-Gazette reported that Kent Overaker must also pay full restitution and write a letter of apology under the sentence he received this week.

Overaker was hired as director of the Augusta Chamber of Commerce in March 2012. He was arrested last August after chamber officials noticed discrepancies in the organization’s finances.

He pleaded guilty in December to felony theft, admitting that he stole $13,400 in a fourmonth period by using the chamber’s credit cards and checks for personal expenses.

Bill would void academic standards TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A new proposal before the Kansas Legislature would nullify reading, math and science standards for public schools adopted previously by the State Board of Education.

The measure is sponsored by the House Education Committee and was introduced this week.

The bill also says that new standards would be drafted “solely” by the Kansas board with help from an advisory committee.

Conservative Republican legislators tried

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unsuccessfully last year to block the board from putting into effect the multistate Common Core standards for reading and math.

The board adopted the standards in 2010.

Because the federal government has encouraged states to adopt them, critics see them as federal education standards, and costly to implement as well.

The bill also would nullify multistate, evolution-friendly science standards adopted by the Kansas board last year.

Leadership Levi Baker, Iola, left, listens to Oaklee Homer, right, a student from West Franklin High School, give his speech during FCCLA 2014-15 district officer elections at Iola High School on Wednesday. Also pictured is Misty Weiss, Lebo. REGISTER/KAYLA BANZET

E A S T H A M P T O N, Mass. (AP) — An Easthampton middle school student, in a scene straight out of the movie “A Christmas Story,” got his tongue stuck to a metal pole.

Fire Chief David Mottor says firefighters responded to White Brook Middle School at about 8 a.m. Wednesday, when temperatures were well below freezing.

Mottor said that firefighters poured warm water on the student's tongue, freeing it.

The student was not injured.

The student's age and gender were not released.

Man falls on way to doctor In what may be the worst example of good timing in recent memory, Steve Winn found himself headed to the doctor for more reasons than one.

Winn, Moran, was preparing for a trip to the doctor for a regular checkup last week.

But with snow on his

boots, Winn slipped and fell in his kitchen, kicking a refrigerator as he fell.

He broke two bones in his foot.

Winn has maintained a good nature about his mishap, noting the inherent lessons in keeping feet clean while walking on linoleum.

“Be careful, or else you may be crutching around like me,” he said in a Facebook message. “Those things are really hard on the armpits, and trying to get something from the kitchen to another room can be interesting. I sure ain’t Superman anymore.”

about the role of carbon dioxide and human activity.

Environmentalists argue that the resolution is based on bad science and ignores data that emissions and humans are altering sea levels and weather patterns.

The resolution cites Obama’s 2013 plan that calls for a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and encourages development of renewable forms of energy.

The winter meeting of the Allen County Historical Society is at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Funston Meeting Hall.

The public is invited to attend the group’s annual “show and tell” event.

This year’s theme for the meeting is World War II. Guests are invited to interview someone from WWII or to tell their own story from the war. Any typed or handwritten notes may be brought to the meeting to be kept in the society’s archives.

Refreshments will be served.

The Funston Meeting Hall, 207 N. Jefferson, is next door to the Allen County Jail Museum.

Obama raises minimum wage WA S H I N G T O N (MCT) — After promising for weeks to do so, President Barack Obama on Wednesday signed an executive order raising the minimum wage for federal contractors — but only after wagging his finger at Congress for failing to “give America a raise” by hiking the overall minimum.

Surrounded at the White House by people who work for an hourly wage, Obama delivered remarks aimed largely at members of Congress who have ignored his call to raise the federal minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to $10.10.

“In the wealthiest nation on Earth, nobody who works full time should have to live in poverty — nobody, not here in America,” Obama told a crowd gathered at the White House to witness the signing.

“While Congress decides what it’s going to do — and I hope this year, and I’m going to work this year, and urge this year that they actually pass a law — today I’m going to do what I can to help raise working Americans’ wages,” he said.

In so doing, Obama

put the executive order to its intended use: calling out Congress for inaction.

The executive order, which Obama had announced in the State of the Union address and detailed in a series of appearances that followed is the first unilateral action of the administration’s 2014 strategy of emphasizing moves the president can take on his own. It would require companies that do business with the federal government to pay their workers at least $10.10 per hour.

Like most executive actions, this one has much more limited impact than a new law.

If Congress raised the minimum wage, several million workers would get more money.

Obama’s order will affect at most several thousand — primarily janitors and foodservice workers at some federal buildings and military bases.

The order affects only new federal contracts, so its impact will be phased in as contracts are renewed.

Still, Obama is rolling out a raft of directives and orders this winter, explaining each time that he

is taking baby steps in hopes of inspiring Congress to make leaps.

And while the impact of his executive order may be small, Obama focused Wednesday on those

A free commodity food distribution will be from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday at 301 E. Madison.

Recipients picking up products must present ID and verification of household total income if not pre-regis-

tered.

The foods that might be distributed are canned vegetables, fruit, juice, meat, cereal, peanut butter, nonfat dry milk and pasta.

Participants must be Allen County residents.

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tion has not changed the minds of Republican lawmakers, who still oppose the idea of a higher minimum wage. As Obama prepared for the afternoon event, an aide to Senate Republican leader

Once I sign this order, starting next year, as their contracts come up, each of them and many of their fellow co-workers are going to get a raise.

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who would be helped.

The higher wage, he said would aid “a dishwasher at Randolph Air Force Base in Texas making $7.76 an hour.”

There’s a fast food worker at Andrews Air Force Base making $8.91 an hour, he said, and a laundry worker at Camp Dodge in Iowa making $9.03 an hour.

“Once I sign this order, starting next year, as their contracts come up, each of them and many of their fellow co-workers are going to get a raise,” Obama said, as his crowd cheered.

The executive ac-

Mitch McConnell of Kentucky emailed a recent McConnell remark from a debate in the chamber.

“If and when we turn to that issue,” McConnell said, “I think you’d anticipate Republicans being interested in offering as an alternative something that might actually create more jobs, rather than something that would destroy jobs. So we are prepared to have that debate.”

House Speaker John A. Boehner, ROhio, has dismissed Obama’s executive action as insignificant.

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House panel takes Commodity food on climate change distribution set TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A Kansas House committee is weighing a resolution that urges Congress to resist following President Barack Obama's plan for addressing climate change.

The nonbinding resolution is before the House Energy and Environment Committee. It declares that the federal goals for addressing climate change are based on false assumptions

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Historic novels sure to intrigue readers Isabel Allende, a Chilean writer, has been regarded as one of the world’s top literary talents for three decades, and is one of the few Spanish language writers whose translated books sell well in the United States. Her new book “Ripper” is somewhat of a departure in that it presents a mystery. A small group of people around the world who become a team through an online mystery game named after Jack the Ripper investigate a series of San Francisco murders.

In the late 1920s and early 1930s, the U.S. government funded travel to Europe for more than 6,000 mothers whose sons had been killed in World War I and buried overseas. “A Star for Mrs. Blake” by April Smith is a novel featuring five women who make the trip. Readers will connect to these women, from the giggling fits brought on by

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the French delicacies they are served to the tears they shed when they see the seemingly endless rows of white tombstones in the cemetery where their sons’ remains lie buried.

If you are a mystery reader who has not yet discovered the “Flavia de Luce” series by Alan Bradley, there is no time like the present. Flavia is a precocious English girl in the early 1950s who is entranced with chemistry, which always enters into the solution of the mystery. The new book in the series is “The Dead in Their Vaulted Arches.”

Jennifer Chiaverini first became known for her “Quilting Camp”

Meadows: Like two peas in a pod Continued from A1 Christmas in 1986. The next year they married.

“We got married on Valentine’s Day at his mother’s house and the Rev. Earl Bell married us,” Marty said. “We thought it would be fun to get married on that day and no one would forget it.”

The marriage brought together their two families each having two children already. Their son passed away six years ago.

The Meadows said they don’t do anything “too special” on their anniversary. They enjoy going out to dinner together. This year they plan to “stay local” and eat at B&B Cafe.

MARTY retired from Walmart after 16 years and keeps herself busy with Girl Scouts and helping at Wesley United Methodist Church.

They are both Girl Scout volunteers.

“David is my right arm,” Marty said. “He helps me with everything.”

She has been a part of Girl Scouts for 30 years.

She was a Girl Scout.

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So were her daughters.

Now her granddaughters are involved.

On Wednesday nights Marty helps cook dinner for the youth group at Wesley United Methodist Church. She is also apart of a women’s group at the church.

“We’ve been at Wesley for at least 15 years,” she said. “We both really enjoy the congregation.”

When the two aren’t volunteering they covet their free time.

“I like to bowl,” David said.

Marty said she has taken up crocheting.

On their first anniversary the couple took a trip to Hawaii. David noted they also have visited the Bahamas, Cozumel and went to Disneyland with their grandchildren.

They are proud grandparents of 12 grandchildren and one great-grandson.

David and Marty give credit to God for their successful marriage.

“I think having our religious beliefs and having God in our lives is what makes it work,” she said. “Also being very close to our kids.”

series, but recently she has branched out to write about the lives of little known but extraordinary women from history. You may have read, for instance, her novel “Mrs. Lincoln’s Dressmaker.” Her new book is “Mrs. Lincoln’s Rival.” It’s about Kate Chase, the daughter of Abraham Lincoln’s secretary of the treasury.

Chase was regarded as a brilliant woman and her marriage during the Lincoln Administration to the governor of Rhode Island was the social event of the season, but Mary Todd Lincoln refused to attend because of their rivalry.

A second historical novel from approximately the same time period is “The Invention of Wings” by Sue Monk Kidd. The book is a novelization of the life of the Grimke sisters from South Carolina. Although born to a slave-holding plantation owner, the two be-

came known for their outspoken advocacy of abolition and women’s rights in the pre-Civil War South, which was friendly to neither. I have it on good authority (Sally Huskey) that this is a wonderful book that can’t be put down. Sue Monk Kidd is the author of previous bestsellers such as “The Mermaid Chair” and “The Secret Life of Bees,” which was also made into a popular movie.

“Duty” is a memoir by former Secretary of Defense (and Kansas native) Robert Gates. A George W. Bush Cabinet member who continued in the post through most of the first Obama Administration, Gates writes about that eventful period, which included his management of the 2007 “surge” in Iraq.

The book has been in the news for its criticisms of Obama, Biden, Bush, Cheney and others, but it’s written with candor, not spite.

States push for income tax credit WA S H I N G T O N (MCT) — A push to boost tax credits for the working poor could see success in states this year, echoing a key proposal from the White House.

In the opening days of 2014 legislative sessions, bills that would

States see this as a good policy.

—Erica Williams

expand or create the Earned Income Tax Credit have been introduced in nine states, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.

Four of those states are looking to create new state versions of the credit. These moves would build off the federal credit of the same name that President Barack Obama proposed to expand in his State of the Union speech last month.

Governors on both

sides of the aisle have also backed the idea, thanks in part to newly flush budgets and an eye toward aiding their economies by boosting workers’ incomes.

Democrats Pat Quinn of Illinois and Steve Beshear of Kentucky have proposed expanding or creating their own versions of the EITC, as the credit is known. And Ohio created its own credit last year with the support of Republican Gov. John Kasich.

“States see this as a good policy,” said Erica Williams of the leftleaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. “As they’re kind of coming out of the lows of the recession and revenues start to come back, they’re looking for ways that they can reinvest.”

The EITC is a federal tax credit that offsets payroll and income taxes for low-income workers, mostly parents. Households with children and annual incomes below $37,900 to $51,600 in the most recent tax year are eligible.

ADAMS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS FOR 2014-2015 ARE NOW AVAILABLE

To apply, an applicant must be A graduate of an Allen County, Kansas, high school, including those students who will graduate in the spring of 2014, and A student in one of these three areas: (1) Teaching — in the fall of 2014 must be at least a junior in a four-year university located in the State of Kansas AND (1) be currently admitted or will have been admitted to the university’s School of Education (or its equivalent title) or (2) is in a teacher education program as defined by the university.

(2) Bookkeeping — in a post-secondary Kansas educational institution.

(3) Carpentry — in a post-secondary Kansas educational institution.

See scholarship application and instructions for definitions and conditions of each of these scholarships.

Each scholarship for the fall semester of 2014-2015 will be a minimum amount of $1,000.00; the amount for subsequent semesters will be determined each semester.

For a copy of the application and of the rules and conditions of these scholarships, contact: Clyde W. Toland Trustee of the Adams Scholarship Fund P.O. Box 404 Iola, KS 66749 (620) 365-8006 Application deadline is April 29, 2014.

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Thursday, February 13, 2014

Expanding Medicaid is very pro-business If Kansas truly wants to be a pro-business state, it would take advantage of the federal government’s offer to expand its Medicaid guidelines.

Why? The cost of health insurance is sinking small businesses.

Fifteen years ago, about 84 percent of those employed at small businesses received health insurance through their employers.

Today, the number is about 75 percent.

Increasingly, small businesses have been forced to drastically reduce their participation in health insurance because of higher insurance costs and the burden of administering the benefit.

On the flip side, for many employees their company’s health insurance program eats up too much of their paycheck so they don’t participate or they work too few hours to qualify for a company’s program.

If Kansas were to participate in the Medicaid expansion, more residents could receive tax credits to apply to their health insurance premiums. And the more people enrolled in health insurance, the more secure the payments to area hospitals and clinics.

Under the expansion, a family of four could earn up to $35,355 and receive Medicaid benefits. That number is equivalent to 138 percent of the federal poverty level. Once that family earns above that level, it can qualify for tax credits to apply to its health insurance premiums. The credits are figured on a sliding scale based on one’s income.

But, because Kansas has said no to the expansion, the same size family is shut out from receiving either Medicaid or tax credits if its annual income is above $7,770 — the state’s upper cap for Medicaid for a family of four — or below $23,550, the FPL. The Affordable Care Act was designed specifically to help the category of people that Kansas chooses to discriminate against — the working poor. If Medicaid is not expanded an estimated 78,400 will fall into this Medicaid Gap. STATE legislators have the opportunity to take advantage of this win/win proposal. Our bet is if proposed, area businesses and concerned citizens would rally their support.

It’s worth a try.

— Susan Lynn

A look back in time

30 Years Ago Week of Feb. 9, 1984

Rep. Denise Apt of Iola introduced two bills this week dealing with the public schools. One of the measures would limit enrollment in the six state universities to students who had successfully completed a basic college entrance curriculum. The other would make loans available to teachers who decided to qualify themselves with additional study to teach math or some science courses. At present any graduate of a Kansas high school is automatically qualified to enter a state university.

Apt’s bill would not take effect until July 1988, giving today’s freshmen time to meet the qualifications.

***** A front page Valentine’s story featured Hazel and Arzy Sprague who were married 69 years ago on Valentine’s Day, 1915, and testify they are still sweethearts to this day. The couple lived in the Diamond School area north of Iola and it took them a day to go to the courthouse in Iola in a horsedrawn wagon to get their marriage license. They lived in a rental house for two years, then bought a house two miles south of Lone Elm, where they lived for the next 65 years. The couple have eight children. Their son, Harold, and his wife, Betty Jean, were married on Valentine’s Day on his parents’ 41st anniversary in 1956.

Resolved to deny climate change Kansans might not have guessed it, but the Kansas Legislature seemingly is filled with scientists and climatologists who have a deep understanding of the complex nature of the Earth’s atmosphere.

And the verdict from this learned group is in: Climate change isn’t happening, or at least it’s not happening because of anything humankind is doing, carbon emissions are essential and good for the earth, and there is no evidence that anything bad at all is happening in the world.

Period. End of story.

House Resolution No. 6043 urges Congress to oppose President Obama’s climate action plan, which calls for a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and encourages development of renewable forms of energy.

The resolution, introduced by the Committee on Energy and Environment, states: • The climate of planet earth is somewhat predictable over hundreds, even thousands of years.

• The president’s plan is based on multiple erroneous assumptions that have been refuted by a preponderance of scientific evidence.

• CO2 produces desirable effects on plant life and is essential to the earth’s atmosphere.

• Evidence shows there’s a disconnect between humans and CO2 emissions • Oceans are rising, but that’s not the fault of man-

Kansas House Resolution No. 6043 urges the U.S. Congress to oppose President Obama’s climate action plan which calls for a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and encourages development of renewable forms of energy. kind — glaciers have been melting for hundreds of years.

• There’s record ice in both the Arctic and Antarctic regions.

• There’s no increase in the number of significant tornadoes; in fact the trend line has been down since 1974.

• The worst droughts came between 1930-1942 and 19531960. The United States has been “materially wetter” in the past five decades.

ANYONE WHO has lived in Kansas the past few years knows that these “facts” are questionable. Just this year, much of the state emerged — barely — from a prolonged, severe drought that left fields scorched. We’ve had exceptional storms, massive rainfall in August and summer temperatures in the spring.

Moreover, data from the National Climatic Data Center tells a different story: 2013 tied as the fourth hottest year on record since record-keeping began in 1880; the global land temperature was nearly 2 degrees hotter than the 20th century average, and nine of the 10 hottest years occurred after 2002.

The past two years have seen fewer tornadoes, but since 1950 the trend line is decidedly upward, as is the number of severe storms, and much of North America has experienced more frequent extreme temperatures.

The scientific community has nearly universally accepted that the world’s climate is changing and that it is the result of human activity. The deniers — like those behind this resolution in the Kansas House — will argue that’s simply part of the natural earthly cycle.

Even if there was merit to the deniers’ claims, what’s the harm in efforts to reduce pollution and prepare for the future by developing today the renewable energies that one day might be necessary?

Continued efforts to deny easily discernible facts damage our ability to address a real issue and handicap our capacity to examine those issues and develop practical solutions.

Such efforts by nonscientists in the Kansas Legislature are just a sadly comical waste of time and effort.

— The Hutchinson News

By virtue of profession, farmers are environmentalists

By JOHN SCHLAGECK Kansas Farm Bureau

Some people have the mistaken idea that farmers and ranchers are harming our environment. You hear it everywhere: at the coffee shop, church, public forums, even in the grocery store where people buy the food farmers and ranchers produce for us to eat.

Children arrive home from school and tell parents about “harmful” practices farmers use. It’s easy to understand why folks think the way they do about today’s agriculture.

Few businesses are as open to public scrutiny as a farm or ranch in the United States but the only picture many have of agriculture is what they read in newspapers or see on television. Even fewer people have set foot on a modern farm.

The fondest wish of most farmers and ranchers is to pass their land on to their children. They work years to leave a legacy of good land stewardship. Most farmers learned about conservation

and respect for the land from their parents.

Today’s farmers and ranchers are doing their part to protect and improve the environment. They use such practices as early planting, pest control, good soil fertility conservation tillage and many other innovations that help grow more food while protecting the land, water and air.

Farmers adjust practices to meet individual cropping conditions. Such practices can vary from farm to farm — even from field to field.

AS IN ANY business, farmers and ranchers must manage their operations on a timely basis and use all the technology available to improve quality and productivity. If they don’t they will not be able to stay in business for long.

Today’s farmer has drastically cut chemical use during the last couple of decades.

Many no longer apply chemicals before planting. Instead, as the crop matures, farmers gauge potential weed growth

and apply herbicides only if needed.

Farmers handle chemicals with care and according to instructions on the label. They realize they can be toxic or harmful to people and the environment, and they are the first to come in contact with them.

From planting through harvest, farmers battle weather, weeds, insects and disease. Efficiency is their best defense against unstable world markets, political barriers and fringe groups who may attack their farming methods.

Yes, farmers and ranchers must live in the environment they create. They know all too well the importance of keeping the ground water clean.

More often than not, farmers drink from wells on their land.

They understand that their family drinks from the water they pump from the ground every day.

Farmers and ranchers can and will do more to improve their environment. They can continue to rely less on herbi-

cides, insecticides and fertilizers. Agricultural producers can also conserve more water, plug abandoned wells, monitor grassland grazing and continue to implement environmentally sound techniques that will ensure preservation of the land.

Production agriculture works, and will continue to work because it is flexible enough to accept and adapt to change. No agricultural sys-

tem — or any other system for that matter, is perfect. Farmers and ranchers will continue to search for better ways to farm and ranch through research and education.

In the meantime, farmers and ranchers will continue to take their stewardship seriously. They’ve devoted their lives to safeguarding their farms and families, while providing us with the safest food in the world.

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rett and Clarie do. It’s stuff that will come up.”

“We are all kind of good at everything,” Prall said.

WHILE individual knowledge is important, strategy is a key for winning as well.

They make sure they know

tor,” of the score, Wicoff said.

Starting off, team members may be more conservative with answers, but toward the end they may have to swing for the fences.

Competition can be intense — especially depending on the teams — but the students take it in stride.

I think we all bring something to the team. I don’t know about art or operas but Garrett and Clarie do. It’s stuff that will come up.

— Clara Wicoff, Iola High School Scholars Bowl team member

How Do You Stack Up?

Here are some sample questions from a Scholars Bowl competition, answers are on A2

1. Give the name of the war in which the Romans fought Carthage.

2. Who is Dante’s guide in his allegory about paradise entitled “The Divine Comedy?”

3. A traveler went 10 miles south, 7 miles east, 2 miles south and 2 miles west. How many miles is he from his starting point?

4. What property of light determines its color?

5. Give the chemical formula of aluminum sulfide.

about upcoming competitions and who they will be facing.

By this point in the year they are familiar with individuals on each team.

The judges select three questions from each category (social science, language arts, mathematics, science/health, fine arts and mathematics), and the teams compete in rounds. The first team to buzz in and answer correctly wins a point for that round, and the team with the most points at the end of the rounds wins.

An incorrect answer results in points lost.

“You keep a mental calcula-

“I don’t really get nervous,” Clarie said, barring any close calls at the end of the match.

“There is a pretty competitive spirit, but it’s a laid-back competitive spirit,” Tidd added.

While team members’ expectations are hopeful, they are also realistic. The rounds depend so much on the questions, that they can’t really know how well they will do overall.

“It depends on the questions that are asked,” Prall said.

Wicoff put their success thus far simply — a strat-

6. “There’s a lady who’s sure all that glitters is gold” is the first line from what 1971 Led Zeppelin hit? egy they hope to carry into Saturday’s state competition in De Soto.

“The thing that kept us in was not losing,” she said.

For many of the team members Scholars Bowl is as much of a social club than anything — albeit a social club that competes against other social clubs.

The team is obviously close-knit, which also helps in competitions.

“We have a good time,” Wicoff said.

“Everyone in Scholars Bowl is pretty down-toearth people,” Prall said.

Not to mention, they get to use knowledge that they wouldn’t necessarily use in any other situation, save for Trivial Pursuit.

“It’s nice to be able to use the knowledge that you’ve gotten from the teachers,” Moran said. “They don’t always test it in school.”

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kindergarten through third grade, five days a week in a summer camp type atmosphere.

Expected outcome is for students to be reading at grade level when they enter fourth grade.

The district could receive up to $100,000 in state funding.

Board members gave unanimous support to a memorandum of understanding between USD 258 and the Kansas Reading Roadmap Program.

John Johnson, high school principal, reported on training he received from the Kansas Highway Patrol concerning drugs and alcohol. The experience will give him better means of determining if students are under the influence, and how to deal with such problems.

IN OTHER NEWS, board members: — Approved one-year contract extensions through the 2015-16 school year for K.B. Criss, superintendent of schools, Johnson and Kay Bolt, middle and elementary schools principal.

— Learned from Criss that the district has used up designated snow days.

Libertys: It took a sort of miracle to bring them together Continued from A1 trouble with the law, but I sure was rowdy — and headstrong.”

Living on her own, Angel quit high school in 1991, one semester before graduation.

“I needed to make money,” she said, and held two jobs in the fast food industry.

When she took the GED to earn high school credit, she graduated with top scores, earning her a scholarship to Allen Community College.

“It was the highest score in 10 years,” she said.

It would be until she was a divorced mother that she would use the scholarship, eventually earning an associate degree in business administration.

“I always did things the hard way. It wasn’t until I was pregnant that I realized I needed my mother. Now, we talk every day.” Angel’s mother is Pat Anderson who ran Pat’s Upholstery on the east side of the Iola square for many years.

WHILE

ANGEL

seemed mature beyond her years, Sheldon was

on the opposite end of the spectrum.

“It took me a while to grow up,” he said.

The son of a preacher, Sheldon grew up in the Assembly of God Church where his father, the late Rod Liberty, and his wife, Shirley, was pastor.

Perhaps it was because he grew up on the straight and narrow, he was bound to stray.

“I’m very much a prodigal son. I went away from my faith, my family, but then I came back.” Today, Angel and Sheldon are very in-

volved with the Assembly of God church.

The two met while working as bartenders.

“We had a whole different lifestyle back then,” he said.

At the time, Angel was married, and Sheldon, in fact, was a close friend to her husband.

After six years, Angel’s marriage fell apart.

By then, Sheldon had left bartending after three years and was working as a long-distance truck driver.

When the two met up, “it went quickly from Sheldon being a shoul-

der to cry on to loving him,” Angel said.

By then, Angel had a daughter, Heaven, 3, from her first marriage.

After a little more than a year of dating, they married.

What drew the couple together initially, remains the same today.

“There are two keys to a good marriage,” Sheldon said. “Put God in your life, and make time for each other.”

The couple also look at life from the same vantage. Their needs are modest. They share one truck between them.

Their home on South First Street is in a quiet, unassuming neighborhood. Their big screen TV is 10 years old.

But behind this humble exterior, lives a couple who travels the world and has a dream of someday permanently escaping to a tropical climate.

“Instead of working for stuff, we work for time together,” said Sheldon. They own a timeshare in a condominium that allows them to travel most anywhere in the world.

They prefer a location with a beach. She, for the relaxation. He, for the chance to fraternize with sea life.

“This man’s idea of a vacation is to turn himself into fish bait,” Angel said, referring to a recent adventure in the Farallon Islands off the coast of San Francisco where Sheldon’s goal was to swim with great white sharks. It didn’t happen, but Angel will see that it does some day, she said.

“We’ve always made our vacations a priority,” she said.

“It’s helped make our marriage better,” he said. “Too many people wait until they retire to have adventures. We don’t want to wait.”

In addition to enjoy-

ing their free time together, they also have rewarding careers, which affords them distance as well as respect for each other.

Sheldon, 42, has been with Sonic Equipment since 2005. He now works as a coordinator for the installation of digital equipment in movie theaters.

“In two years’ time, there will be no more 35 millimeter films made,” he said, explaining the push for the digital conversion. “Movie theaters will have to either update or close.”

Angel, 41, for the last five years has worked from home as a donor services agent for ACD Connect, which provides services for the Wounded Warriors project. The service works primarily with U.S. veterans from the terrorist bombings of Sept. 11, 2011, to current day.

“Today’s veterans are different,” Angel said. “They survive, but come home with more serious injuries, including post traumatic stress disorders. Our Veterans Affairs can’t meet all their needs. We help fill in the gaps.”

Such things include fundraisers, managing donations and providing programs for veterans.

AS FOR Friday’s anniversary, Angel quickly gives Sheldon credit for selecting the romantic holiday for their wedding day.

“That’s his nature,” Angel said. “He cares how others think.

“I know I’m a very strong woman and feel I don’t ‘need’ Sheldon.

But I love him, I adore him, I want him with me until the rest of my life.”

A rose, surely, by any other name.

Public notice (Published in The Iola Register, February 13, 2014) NOTICE This is to serve notice as provided by law to the duly qualified electors of the Cherry-Plum Creek Watershed Jt. District No. 17 will hold their Annual Meeting February 25, 2014, at 10:00 A.M. at the Piqua Farmers Cooperative Elevator in Piqua, Kansas. The regular business to be transacted will be election of three directors to serve a three-year term.

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Mustangs take 5 of 6 from Wellsville

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

WELLSVILLE — Brad Carson will learn soon enough whether Iola High’s wrestlers have “kicked it up a notch” as the postseason nears.

Wednesday’s last-minute dual against host Wellsville has the IHS head coach encouraged.

“This was an excellent night of wrestling,” Carson said after the Mustangs won six of the seven contested matches against the host Eagles.

While Wellsville came out on top of the team scoring, 33-30, because of forfeits (Iola has no wrestlers below 138 pounds), Carson said the Mustangs came out of Wednesday’s matches feeling confident as the Class 4A regional tournament looms.

Iola heads to Burlington Feb. 20 and 21 for the regionals, and a shot at the state tournament the following See IOLA | Page B6

Iola High’s Cody Conner looks to the referee as he nears a pin against Wellsville’s Daegan Asebedo in a 152-pound match Wednesday.

Conner was credited for the pin seconds later. REGISTER/RICHARD LUKEN

First half maladies too much for Allen women

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

It was a tale of two halves for the Allen Community College women.

Struggles on defense in the first half and at the free throw line were too much for the Red Devils to over come.

Visiting Coffeyville’s 61-46 victory over ACC keeps Allen winless in Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division play (718 overall).

“We just didn’t do a good enough job,” Allen head coach

in many half put But Cof-

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ng. Allen

Katie Mahoney said.

The Red Ravens shot a blistering 58 percent in the first half, much of which came from their transition game, which gave Coffeyville at 41-23 halftime lead.

Allen would have been even closer — the Red Devils shot at a 50 percent clip before intermission — had it not been for a miserable night at the free throw line. The Red Devils shot 40 percent for the night.

They hit only 2 of 10 charities See ALLEN | Page B6

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Allen Community College’s Cody Sluder is surrounded by Coffeyville defenders Carl Crawford, left, and Lionel Ellison in the Red Devils’ 84-67 loss Wednesday. REGISTER/RICHARD LUKEN

Coffeyville topples Red Devil men

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

Andy Shaw is well aware of the “dangerous trend” his Allen Community College Red Devil squad is following.

For the third time in four games — and third straight

time at home — Allen has started slowly, fallen behind by double digits by the midpoint of the first half, and fallen short in a spirited second-half comeback.

Wednesday’s pattern, and subsequent 84-67 loss, came at the hands of the visiting

Coffeyville Red Ravens.

The defeat drops Allen to 15-12 overall and at the bottom of a cluster of teams in the Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division at 3-6. Coffeyville improves to 20-7 in See ACC MEN | Page B6

O’ceonna Weston (20) puts up a shot for Allen Community College Wednesday against Coffeyville’s DeAnna Moore. Weston scored 17 in ACC’s 61-46 loss. REGISTER/RICHARD LUKEN

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Comcast to buy Time Warner LOS ANGELES (AP) — Comcast Corp. will buy Time Warner Cable Inc. for about $45.2 billion in a deal that combines the nation’s top two cable TV companies and would create a dominant force in both creating and delivering entertainment to U.S. homes.

The all-stock deal was approved by the boards of both companies. It is expected to close by the end of the year, pending shareholder and regulatory approvals.

The price amounts to $158.82 per share for Time Warner Cable’s roughly 285 million outstanding shares and is about 17 percent above that stock’s Wednesday closing price of $135.31.

It trumps a proposal by Charter Communications Inc. to buy Time Warner Cable for about $132.50 per share, or $38 billion in cash and stock.

Time Warner Cable shareholders will receive 2.875 Comcast shares for every Time Warner Cable share they own. Once the deal is final, they will end up owning about 23 percent of the combined company.

Charter had pursued Time Warner Cable for months, but Time Warner Cable CEO Rob Marcus had consistently rejected what he called a lowball offer, saying he’d cut a deal for $160 per share in cash and stock.

Comcast now plans to divest 3 million pay TV subscribers after the deal closes.

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tapping into what’s going on. They’re not afraid to write what’s really happening, and that’s always how we’ve kind of done it ... with Mandy (Patinkin) leaving, then me leaving and other characters coming on, and the whole thing with Paget (Brewster, who left, then returned and then left again).

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SUNDAY 8 p.m. on KOAM The Good Wife Alicia (Julianna Margulies) represents Florrick/Agos’ first new client, an undocumented immigrant who’s being threatened with deportation in “The Next Month.”

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MONDAY 7 p.m. on CWPL Star-Crossed This new drama series puts a sci-fi spin on “Romeo and Juliet.”

Emery (Aimee Teegarden) is human. Roman (Matt Lanter) is an alien and her childhood friend, who she thought was dead.

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Killer Karaoke P. Castle Cold Justice APB, T. Dunn Cold Justice APB, T. Dunn CSI: NY Mother Mother Movie: ›››‡ “Avatar” (2009) Sam Worthington. ‘PG-13’ Movie: “Avatar” SportCtr NBA NBA Basketball: Nuggets at Bulls NBA Basketball: Celtics at Lakers College Basketball Boxing SportsCenter Olber.

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Movie: ››‡ “Real Steel” NBA Countdown NBA Basketball: Pacers at Timberwolves NBA Basketball: Rockets at Lakers College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball Auburn at Florida. College Basketball Patter Illini Big 12 Teen Mom 2 Are You the One? The Real World The Real World The Real World Are You Wife Swap Movie: “Blindsided” (2013) ‘NR’ Movie: “The Good Mother” (2013) Blind Property Brothers Property Brothers Buying Hunters Hunt Intl Property Brothers Buying Restaurant: Im. Restaurant Buy My. Din Restaurant: Im. Diners Diners Buy Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Wahl Wahl Wahl Duck D. The Devils Ride The Devils Ride Survival Secrets The Devils Ride Survival Secrets Devils Hoard-Buried My 600-Lb. Life Hoard-Buried Sex Sent Me to Hoard-Buried Sex Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Jail Dog Liv-Mad. “Phineas and Ferb” Jessie Good ANT Dog Austin Go Fig Sponge. Sam & House House House House House House Friends Friends Friends Melissa Melissa Melissa Daddy Movie: ›‡ “Billy Madison” (1995) The 700 Club Daddy Gilligan Gilligan Gilligan Gilligan Ray Ray The Kirstie The Kirstie King American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers Pickers Opposite Worlds Opposite Worlds Ghost Hunters Ghost Hunters Opposite Worlds Ghost King of the Nerds King of the Nerds Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers World Dumbest The “Paper Chase” Movie: “The Life of Emile Zola” ‘NR’ Awful Movie: ››› “Topper” (1937) ‘NR’ (2:30) “Titanic” “Bone Collector” Movie: ›››‡ “The Departed” (2006) Leonardo DiCaprio. ‘R’ To Be Announced To Be Announced Treehouse Treehouses To Be Announced Tree Game Game Being Mary Jane Movie: ››› “Cadillac Records” (2008) ‘R’ Last Wendy Colbert Daily Work.

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TUESDAY 7 p.m. on KOAM NCIS Gibbs (Mark Harmon) and the team turn to Twitter to help solve the case of a Navy lieutenant’s disappearance in “Under the Radar.” David McCallum also stars.

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WEDNESDAY 7 p.m. on KMBC The Middle Sue (Eden Sher) discovers the reason she has to wear an embarrassing chicken head with her school mascot costume instead of the official head: Axl (Charlie McDermott) stole it.

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THURSDAY 7 p.m. on KMBC The Taste From culinary creations inspired by street food to dishes that go well with beer, the contestants on this sophomore cooking competition went all out to impress their mentors.

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Americans take slopestyle skiing sweep SOCHI, Russia (AP) — For only the third time in Winter Games history, the United States swept the podium, capturing the top three spots today in slopestyle skiing’s Olympic debut to revive the country’s showing in Sochi.

Joss Christensen, a 22-year-old making his first appearance on the

Olympic stage, won the gold in a dominating performance that featured four near-perfect runs over the rails and jumps at the Rosa Khutor Extreme Park. The last skier selected for the U.S. slopestyle team, Christensen posted the top two scores in both the qualifying runs and the finals.

Gus Kenworthy and

Nick Goepper captured the silver and bronze, as the U.S. skiers matched the country’s previous sweeps in men’s figure skating in 1956 and men’s halfpipe snowboarding in 2002.

“It’s the kind of thing you don’t even let yourself think about,” U.S. coach Skogen Sprang said. “I still don’t believe

it happened.”

The sweep provided a boost for an American team that had seen many of its biggest stars — from Shaun White to Bodie Miller to Shani Davis — wipe out in the first six days of the games.

The U.S. team now has won four golds, all on the slopes of the Extreme Park.

That a hearing will be held on the 24th day of March, 2014, before the governing body of the city at 6:00 o’clock p.m., at the Park Community Building, 510 Park Avenue in Iola, Kansas at which the owner, his or her agent, and lien holders of record, any occupant and any other parties in interest, as that term is defined by law, of the structure located at: Lot Fifteen (15), Block Four (4), in the Edward’s East Addition to the City of Iola, Allen County, KS A.K.A. 423 S. Kentucky May appear and show cause

why such structure should not be condemned as an unsafe or dangerous structure and ordered repaired or demolished.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk shall cause this resolution to be published and shall give notice of the aforesaid hearing in the manner provided by law.

Adopted this day of February, 2014.

Joel Wicoff, Mayor Attest: Roxanne Hutton, City Clerk (2) 13,20

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Public notices (First published in The Iola Register, February 13, 2014) RESOLUTION NO. 2014-03 “A RESOLUTION FIXING A TIME AND PLACE AND PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF A HEARING BEFORE THE GOVERNING BODY OF THIS CITY OF IOLA, KANSAS, AT WHICH THE OWNER, HIS OR HER AGENT, LIENHOLDERS OF RECORDS, OCCUPANTS AND OTHER PARTIES IN INTEREST OF STRUCTURES LOCATED WITHIN SAID CITY AND DESCRIBED HEREIN MAY APPEAR AND SHOW CAUSE WHY SUCH (First published in The Iola Register, February 13, 2014) RESOLUTION NO. 2014-01 “A RESOLUTION FIXING A TIME AND PLACE AND PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF A HEARING BEFORE THE GOVERNING BODY OF THIS CITY OF IOLA, KANSAS, AT WHICH THE OWNER, HIS OR HER AGENT, LIENHOLDERS OF RECORDS, OCCUPANTS AND OTHER PARTIES IN INTEREST OF STRUCTURES LOCATED WITHIN SAID CITY AND DESCRIBED HEREIN MAY APPEAR AND SHOW CAUSE WHY SUCH STRUCTURE SHOULD NOT BE CONDEMNED AND ORDERED REPAIRED OR DEMOLISHED AS AN UNSAFE OR DANGEROUS STRUCTURE.” WHEREAS, the enforcing officer of the City of Iola, Kansas, did on the 10th day of February, 2014, file with the governing body of said city, a statement in writing that the structure, hereinafter described, is unsafe and dangerous.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF IOLA, KANSAS: That a hearing will be held on the 24th day of March, 2014, before the governing body of the city at 6:00 o’clock p.m., at the Park Community Building, 510 Park Avenue in Iola, Kansas at which the owner, his or her agent, and lien holders of record, any occupant and any other parties in interest, as that term is defined by law, of the structure located at: Lot Twenty-one (21), Block One (1), in the Twiss Addition to the City of Iola, Allen County, KS A.K.A. 821 North St. May appear and show cause why such structure should not be condemned as an unsafe or dangerous structure and ordered repaired or demolished.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk shall cause this resolution to be published and shall give notice of the aforesaid hearing in the manner provided by law.

Adopted this day of February, 2014.

Joel Wicoff, Mayor Attest: Roxanne Hutton, City Clerk (2) 13,20

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STRUCTURE SHOULD NOT BE CONDEMNED AND ORDERED REPAIRED OR DEMOLISHED AS AN UNSAFE OR DANGEROUS STRUCTURE.” WHEREAS, the enforcing officer of the City of Iola, Kansas, did on the 10th day of February, 2014, file with the governing body of said city, a statement in writing that the structure, hereinafter described, is unsafe and dangerous.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF IOLA, KANSAS: (First published in The Iola Register, February 13, 2014) RESOLUTION NO. 2014-02 “A RESOLUTION FIXING A TIME AND PLACE AND PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF A HEARING BEFORE THE GOVERNING BODY OF THIS CITY OF IOLA, KANSAS, AT WHICH THE OWNER, HIS OR HER AGENT, LIENHOLDERS OF RECORDS, OCCUPANTS AND OTHER PARTIES IN INTEREST OF STRUCTURES LOCATED WITHIN SAID CITY AND DESCRIBED HEREIN MAY APPEAR AND SHOW CAUSE WHY SUCH STRUCTURE SHOULD NOT BE CONDEMNED AND ORDERED REPAIRED OR DEMOLISHED AS AN UNSAFE OR DANGEROUS STRUCTURE.” WHEREAS, the enforcing of-

ficer of the City of Iola, Kansas, did on the 10th day of February, 2014, file with the governing body of said city, a statement in writing that the structure, hereinafter described, is unsafe and dangerous.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF IOLA, KANSAS: That a hearing will be held on the 24th day of March, 2014, before the governing body of the city at 6:00 o’clock p.m., at the Park Community Building, 510 Park Avenue in Iola, Kansas at which the owner, his or her agent, and lien holders of record, any occupant and any other parties in interest, as that term is defined by law, of the structure

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located at: Lots One & Two (1&2), Block Forty-one (41), in the City of Iola, Allen County, KS A.K.A. 208 N. Chestnut May appear and show cause why such structure should not be condemned as an unsafe or dangerous structure and ordered repaired or demolished.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk shall cause this resolution to be published and shall give notice of the aforesaid hearing in the manner provided by law.

Adopted this day of February, 2014.

Joel Wicoff, Mayor Attest: Roxanne Hutton, City Clerk (2) 13,20

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Shooting woes plague Lancers COLONY — It was an uphill battle from the start for the Crest Lancers Tuesday night, one that they couldn’t surmount, but head coach Travis Hermreck had his head held high nonetheless.

The Lancers were overcome by stout offense from the Olpe Eagles, 56-40.

“We had a miserable night shooting the ball,” Hermreck said. “We couldn’t get anything to fall.”

Crest was knocked on their heels from the start, as the Eagles came out in the first with a 16-3 beating. But the home team responded in the second to match their opponents 14 points to make the halftime score 30-17.

“I was really proud of the way the guys responded,” he said. “We left everything on the

ACC men: Coffeyville prevails, 84-67 Continued from B1

overall and 6-3 in conference play.

“We have to stop putting ourselves in those positions,” Shaw said.

“We’re exerting too much energy trying to come back. You’re not going to win many games playing that way.”

Coffeyville took full control with a 16-4 run midway in the first half to lead 25-10. A pair of Earl Peterson 3-pointers near the 10-minute mark of the half put the Ravens in front by double digits for good.

The Red Devils stayed within shouting distance from there, pulling to within 52-42 on Raheem Tyner’s bucket at the 15:11 mark of the second half. But Coffeyville had a parry for every Allen thrust.

Allen came up empty on five straight subsequent possessions as the Ravens re-extended their lead to 60-42 when Montel

court.”

The Lancers outscored the Eagles in the third, 17-16, before both teams trailed off on offense in the fourth to finish the contest.

Hunter Frazell led for the Lancers with 16 points — 12 of which came from three-pointers. Brock Ellis had seven, and Austin Green had seven as well.

The loss puts the Lancers’ record at 6-7 on the season. They play Southern Coffey County at home Thursday for the homecoming game, and play Oswego at home Friday.

Olpe 16-14-16-10—56 Crest 3-14-17-6—40 Olpe (FG/3pt-FT-F-TP): Stout 1-2-2-3, Smith 0/4-0-2-12, Krueger 6-2-0-14, Hall 1-0-0-2, Cole 8-1-017, Sheidegger 1-1-0-3, Redeker 1-2-4-4. TOTALS 18/4-8-8-56.

Crest (FG/3pt-FT-F-TP): Frazell 1/4-2-3-16, Green 2-3-5-7, Stephens 0/1-0-3-3, Davis 1-3-4-5, Brallier 1-0-0-2, Ellis 3-1-2-7. TOTALS: 8/5-9-17-40.

Iola High’s Colton Toney, top, gets the advantage over Tim Williams of Wellsville in a 285-pound wrestling match. Toney wound up winning with a pin later in the second period. REGISTER/RICHARD LUKEN

Iola: Wrestlers end on high note Continued from B1

weekend in Salina.

“This is what we needed,” Carson said. “It’s time to take another step forward, and not any steps backward.”

Two matches in particular drew Carson’s notice.

At 138 pounds, Mike Armstrong downed Wellsville’s Drake Williams, 8-2, after losing to the same wrestler, 3-2, at a Burlington tournament in mid-January.

Meanwhile, Cody Conner dominated Daegan Asebedo before getting the pin with 26 seconds left in the first period.

The same two wrestlers also met up in Burlington, where Conner earned a second-period pin, but had no points before then.

Iola had several other highlights.

Tavon Blazek took a 2-0 lead 30 seconds into his match against Garrett Cunningham at 170 pounds and never looked back. He steadily increased his lead to a 13-0 romp.

Andre Garber also shut out his 182-pound opponent, Jeff Adee, with a 15-0 technical fall victory. His decisive points came 30 seconds into the third period.

Bryce Misenhelter, at 195 pounds, led Wellsville’s Bryce Smith, 140, before earning a pin with 48 seconds left in the third period.

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“You could tell the kid Bryce was wrestling was strong and physical,” Carson said. “He did a good job.”

Colton Toney got into the victory column as well.

He led the Eagles’ Tim Williams, 4-0, after one period of his 285-pound match, then got credit for an escape and takedown early in the second period. He pinned Williams with 24 seconds left in the second period.

Even Iola’s only loss, Travis Rieske’s 10-3 defeat at the hands of J.T. Ellis, left Carson encour-

aged.

Ellis twice had Rieske mere inches from a pin, but Rieske was able to wriggle free just enough to stay alive.

“This was a good night for us,” Carson said. “We were able to ruin a couple of senior nights.”

Iola’s Seth Sanford did not wrestle Wednesday for disciplinary reasons, Carson said.

Wednesday’s matches were scheduled earlier in the day because both teams were looking to make up for weather-related cancellations earlier this month.

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James hit a pair of free throws with 10:16 remaining.

Tyner, who wound up with a game-high 24 points, drained two free throws, as did Courtney Stockard, to close the deficit to 70-59 with 4:20 remaining. Allen then forced a turnover, but an outlet pass to the Red Devils’ Josh Sweet sailed over his head and out of bounds, ending the scoring threat.

Coffeyville responded with four straight points to effectively put the game out of reach.

“We just didn’t make enough plays to complete the comeback,” Shaw said. “The hustle was there. The effort was there.”

Tyner kept Allen afloat in the first half, scoring 12 of the Red

Devils’ 26, as Coffeyville raced to a 21-point halftime lead.

“Raheem did a nice job for us,” Shaw said.

“Tyrone Jones (13 points) played better, and Tray (Fountain, 14 points) and Courtney (10) hit some big shots in the second half. But outside of those four guys, the rest of the team had four points.

That’s not going to get it done.”

Tyner also led Allen with eight rebounds.

Fountain dished out five assists. Sweet had four steals.

Four Coffeyville players also reached double figures, led by Peterson with 23. James had 17, Mike Martin 13 and Carl Crawford 11.

Allen gets a week off before hosting Neosho

next Wednesday.

“We’ve played a lot of basketball in a short period of time,” Shaw said, noting Wednesday was the team’s fourth game in eight days. “This will give us a good chance to get a good week of practice and refocus. All the good teams have to fight through adversity at some point, and I think we will, too.”

Coffeyville (46-38—84) Allen (26-41—67) Coffeyville (FG/3pt-FT-F-TP): Ellison 2-5-3-9, Martin 1/3-2-013, Britt 1-2-4-4, Peterson 4/43-4-23, Crawford 1-9-2-11, Kyles 0-2-1-2, Norman 0-0-1-0, Thomas 0-0-1-0, James 5-7-0-17, Gates 2-1-3-5. TOTALS: 16/7-31-21-84.

Allen (FG/3pt-FT-F-TP): Uno 0-2-1-2, Wesley 1-0-0-2, Fountain 5/1-1-2-14, Sluder 1-0-3-2, Stockard 1/1-5-3-10, Sweet 0-0-1-0, Keiswetter 0-0-4-0, Jones 4-5-513, Watson 0-0-3-0, Tyner 10-4-324. TOTALS: 22/2-17-26-67.

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in the first half.

“Those were big,” Mahoney declared.

The second half was another story. Allen effectively packed in its defenders, to thwart Coffeyville’s inside presence.

“All of their scoring, except for a 3-pointer, came from the paint in the first half,” Mahoney noted. “We worked hard to keep them outside in the second half.”

The Red Ravens shot only 23 percent after halftime, but still managed to stay safely ahead by hitting 9 of 10 free throws in the second period.

O’ceonna Weston helped keep Allen with-

in shouting distance after intermission, scoring 11 of her team-high 17 after the break. She also had 10 rebounds and three steals. Kylie Molisee added 10 points and five boards. Nicole Salazar added six assists.

“O’ceonna has really done a good job the past few games for us with her aggressiveness,” Mahoney said. “She carried us for stretches tonight.”

Devyn Edwards scored 14, Yessenia Hernandez had 13 and Jazmine Torian had 12 for Coffeyville.

The Red Ravens hit 19 of 25 free throws on the night. Allen was 8 of 20.

Reagan McClellan left the game midway

through the first half after falling to the court, lying motionless briefly.

“I’m not sure if she hit her head,” Mahoney said.

McClellan remained on the bench the rest of the evening.

Allen returns to action next Wednesday at home against Neosho.

Coffeyville (41-20—61) Allen (23-23—46) Coffeyville (FG/3pt-FT-F-TP): Arnold 0/1-2-2-5, Keys 6-1-2-13, Hernandez 2-4-3-8, Kiploks 1-01-2, Torian 4-4-1-12, Edwards 2/1-7-2-14, Brown 0-0-3-0, Moore 0-0-2-0, Baldwin 3-1-2-7.

TOTALS: 18/2-19-18-61.

Allen (FG/3pt-FT-F-TP): Salazar 0-1-3-1, Fisher 1/2-0-3-8, Molisee 5-0-2-10, Shelton 2-14-5, Weston 7-3-4-17, Cleaver 1-1-2-3, Stevens 0-2-0-2. TOTALS: 16/2-8-18-46.