— The U.N. atomic watchdog agency urged Russia and Ukraine on Tuesday to es tablish a “nuclear safety and security protection zone” around the Zapor izhzhia power plant amid mounting fears the fighting could trigger a catastrophe in a country still scarred by the Chernobyl disaster. In a report following a visit by an inspection team last week, the Internation al Atomic Energy Agency said “shelling on site and in its vicinity should be stopped immediately to avoid any further damages to the plant and associated facilities, for the safety of the operating staff and to maintain the physical in tegrity to support safe and secure“Thisoperation.”requires agree ment by all relevant parties to the establishment of a nuclear safety and securi ty protection zone” around the plant, it said.
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Humboldt was alive with music indoor and out over the weekend with the inaugural Middle of Everywhere Music Festival. At upper left, Mountain Deer Revival entertains crowds Sunday afternoon at Humboldt’s Camp Hunter Park. At top right, Stephen White, foreground, and Brad Absher perform Saturday evening at Revival Musical Hall, the former Presbyterian Church. Above, Harrison Steele served as the opening number at the hall, which drew a capacity crowd.
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IAEA Director-General Rafael Grossi, who led the inspection visit, was due to brief the U.N. Security Council later Tuesday on hisShellingfindings. continued around Europe’s largest nuclear plant on Tuesday, a day after it was again knocked off Ukraine’s elec trical grid and put in the precarious position of rely ing on its own power to run its safety Normallysystems.theplant relies calls for buffer around nuke plant
Empty house burns Saturday Iola firefighters were called to a house fire Saturday evening in the 500 block of South Fourth Street. The fire was extinguished within a few minutes, with the damage limited to a single room and its contents, Lt. Eric B’Hymer said. The cause of the fire remains under investigation. The house is unoccupied.
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Vol. 124, No. 237 Iola,$1.00KS 101 S. FIRST ST., IOLA | (620) 228-5570 iola.gwfoodsinc.com Locally owned since 1867 Wednesday, September 7, 2022 iolaregister.com Iola wins opener PAGE B1 Fall is the time to wean calves PAGE A4 Two major hospital remod el projects are expected to be completed this month and have so far come in under budget.Crews are renovating two sites. Allen County Regional Hospital’s former labor and delivery unit is being convert ed to a specialty clinic, and the Medical Arts Building at 825 E. Madison St. is being remodeled for use as a health clinic, replacing a facility currently at 401 S. Washing tonAboutAve. $106,114 remains in contingency funds for both projects. That money is like ly to go toward exterior and parking lot improvements at the Medical Arts Building site. Jeremy Bechtold, vice pres ident for facilities, construc tion and real estate with the Saint Luke’s Health System, gave an update to county hospital leaders last week. The county owns the hospi tal buildings and is respon sible for maintenance and improvements, while Saint Luke’s leases the facilities and manages health care op erations. Ross Construction is han dling both projects. “Given the supply chain challenges we’ve seen across the board, the contractor has done a good job of keeping this thing moving,” Bechtold said. Specialty clinic Most of the construction is complete, with furniture and equipment expected to be installed later this week. An inspection is scheduled for Sept. 14; the clinic should open soon after that. The project was delayed about a week after hospital officials decided to add two exam rooms for a total of six. The renovation also includes a procedure room, four in fusion bays for oncology pa
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Carlyle Presbyterian Church Pastor Steve Traw’s message Sunday, “Do You Have the Time?” was taken from Mat thew 24. In Matthew 24:1-34, Pastor Traw explains Jesus is sharing “end of days” prophecies with his disciples. The book of Matthew is more than just one of the synoptic gospels, Chapter 24 reveals the imagery found in Reve lation, the last book in thePianistBible.
2022 CV 000025 Title to Real Estate Involved Pursuant to Chapter 60 of K.S.A. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: By virtue of an Order of Sale issued out of the District Court of Allen County, Kansas, in the above entitled action, I will, on the 14th day of September, 2022, at 10:00 A.M., at the South entrance, main floor of the Allen County Courthouse, 1 North Washington, in the City of Iola, Allen County, Kansas, offer for sale at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand all of the right, title and interest of the Defendant above named in and to the following described real property located in Allen County, Kansas: Lot Eight (8), Block Twenty (20), Rhoades Addition to the City of Iola, Allen County, Kan sas, commonly known as 407 S. Elm, Iola, Kansas 66749 Said real property is levied on as the property of the De fendant above named and will be sold without appraisement to satisfy said Order of Sale. Defendant-owner is granted a three (3) month redemption period from the date of sale.
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• Trustee-to-trustee transfer or direct rollover You can ask the financial institution holding your IRA to move the money directly to another IRA. No taxes will be withheld from the amount transferred at the time of the transfer. This method is generally hassle-free, but some IRA sponsors will still only mail the check to your address of record, so you’d have to forward it to your new IRA.
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Doug Price Douglas Alan “Doug” Price died with his beloved dog by his side on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2022. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday at The Hamil Family Fu neral Home, in Abilene, Texas, with funeral services starting at 4. Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Mount Hope Ceme tery in Humboldt, directed by Coun tryside Funeral Home, 101 N. Highland, Chanute. Doug was born to Phyllis Nadine (Stark) and Don ald Hall Price in Wichita on Oct. 16, 1954. Doug grew up in Humboldt. His first love was the University of Kansas in Lawrence where he earned his bache lor of arts and doctorate degrees and damaged his hearing in Allen Fieldhouse. He was a lifelong KU basketball fanatic. Doug married Teresa Price on Aug. 11, 1989. He taught political science at McMurry Univer sity and retired from the 132nd Judicial District Probation Department in Snyder, Texas, in 2016. He truly enjoyed being retired. Doug was very active in area Masonic organi zations. He was a past presiding officer of Scurry Masonic Lodge, Big Country Chapter Royal Arch Masons, Big Country Council Royal and Select Mas ters, Stamford Commandery Knights Templar, and Heart of Texas York Rite College. He was serving as an officer in the Permian Basin Red Cross of Con stantine, and Nazareth Tabernacle Holy Royal Arch Knight Templar Priests. Doug served as District Deputy Grand Master of Masonic District 79 for the Grand Lodge of Texas in 2019. He was also a 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason. When not busy with Masonic activities, Doug was an avid nonfiction reader especially history. He liked to cook and was a founding member of the Big Country Homebrewers Association. Doug was preceded in death by his parents. He is survived by his wife, Teresa; his stepson, Matthew West and wife Stephanie, and their son; sister, Donna O’Keefe and husband Tim of Joplin, Missouri; brother-in-law, David Davis and wife Kathy of Wichita; nieces, nephews and friends, and Tex.Memorials may be made to the Salvation Army or the charity of your choice. Rock Chalk Jayhawk KU! Memories may be shared, and condolences sub mitted at: www.HamilFamilyFuneralHome.com
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Arrests reported Iola police officers arrested April Mor rison for suspicion of domestic battery Sun day evening in the 500 block of Eisenhower Drive.Nicholas Wanner, Chanute, was arrest ed Saturday evening in the 500 block of South Street after Iola officers discovered he was wanted on an out standing warrant. Tires slashed Tessa Reynard told Iola officers Saturday morning her tires had been slashed in the 300 block of Ei senhower Drive. Correction An article in the Aug. 31 Register in correctly reported Denise East struck a pickup driven by Gerald Kimball as he was pulling away from an intersection of Lincoln and Cot tonwood streets. The roles were reversed, according to police reports, as Kimball struck the rear of East’s vehicle. The Register re grets the error.
Cyclist injured in crash Jillian M. Ward was injured when the bicycle she was riding collided with a car driven by Caro lyn Whitcomb in Iola Aug.Iola28.police officers said Ward was west bound on East Street when she struck a southbound car driv en by WardWhitcomb.wastreated at the scene by ambu lance personnel, offi cers said. Whitcomb was not injured.
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• Indirect rollover – If you take an indirect rollover, also known as a 60-day rollover, the assets from your existing IRA will be liquidated and the custodian or plan sponsor will send you a check or deposit the funds directly into your bank or brokerage account. This payment may be subject to withholding for federal taxes, and possibly state taxes, unless you opt out of withholding. You have 60 calendar days from the time the funds were withdrawn to deposit the money, including any amount withheld, into a new IRA. If you miss this 60-day deadline, the withdrawal may be taxable at your personal income tax rate, and it could also be subject to an early withdrawal penalty if you’re younger than 59½. Given the immediate withholding and the possibility of further taxes if you don’t move the money into a new IRA before the 60 days are up, you’ve got much to consider before initiating an indirect rollover. Consequently, you should consult with a financial advisor and tax professional before you make this type of move. In addition to a rollover from an existing IRA, you may someday want to move the money from your 401(k) or similar employer-sponsored retirement plan to an IRA. This can occur when you retire or change jobs, although if you do take on another job, you might have the options of leaving your 401(k) with your former employer or rolling it over into your new employer’s plan. However, if you do want to move your 401(k) funds into an IRA, you can make what’s known as a direct rollover, in which the admin istrator of your old retirement plan will send you a check made payable to the custodian of your IRA. No taxes will be withheld, but you need to get the funds transferred within 60 days to avoid any potential tax issues.You spend years contributing to your IRA and 401(k) — and for good reason. So, when it’s time to move that money, be careful and consider getting help from your financial and tax professionals. These funds can play a big role in your retirement income, so manage them wisely.
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NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF KANSAS TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS, AND ALL OTHER PERSONS WHO ARE, OR MAY BE CONCERNED: You are hereby notified that a Petition has been filed in the Dis trict Court of Allen County, Kan sas, by Plaintiff, Deana J. Jones, formerly known as Deana J. Groff, Trustee of the Marvin L. Groff and Betty S. Groff Revocable Trust Agreement, dated May 18, 1994, praying for an order quieting the title to the following personal property, situated in Allen County, State of Kansas, to-wit: Year: TheVehicleVIN:Model:Make:1974YamahaGT80A393101744Type:Motorcycle.Petitionfurtherseeks
an order holding the Plaintiff to be the owner of fee simple title to the above described 1974 Ya maha GT80A Motorcycle, free of all right, title and interest of the above named defendants, and all other persons who are or may be concerned, and that they and each of them be forever barred and foreclosed of and from all right title, interest, lien, estate or equity of redemption in or to the above described property, or any partYouthereof.are hereby required to plead to said Petition on or before the 8th day of November, 2022, at 9:30 o’clock AM. in said Court, at the Allen County Courthouse, 1 North Washington Avenue, Iola, Kansas 66749. Should you fail therein, judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon saidDeanaPetition.J.
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Jones, formerly known as Deana J. Groff, Trustee of the Marvin L. Groff and Betty S. Groff Revocable Trust Agreement, dated May 18, 1994 Timothy L. Fielder - #08649 Attorney at Law 110 East Forest - PO Box 99 Girard, KS 66743 (620) 724-4214 (620) 724-8679 Attorneytimfielder@ckt.netFAXforPlaintiff.
NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale issued to me by the Clerk of the District Court of Allen County, Kansas, the under signed Sheriff of Allen County, Kansas, will offer for sale at pub lic auction and sell to the high est bidder for cash in hand at the South Door entrance of the Allen County, Courthouse, Kansas, on September 14, 2022 at the time of 10:00 AM, the following real estate:ALL OF LOTS NUMBERED NINE (9), TEN (10), ELEVEN (11), AND TWELVE (12), BLOCK SEVEN (7), FOX’S SECOND ADDITION TO THE CITY OF LAHARPE, ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS, TOGETHER WITH THE EAST HALF (E/2) OF VACATED NORTH FIRST STREET ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF SAID LOT 9., Parcel ID No. 087-35-020-27-004.00-0-01. Commonly known as 610 S McKinley Ave, La Harpe, KS 66751 (“the Prop erty”) MS200712 to satisfy the judgment in the above-entitled case. The sale is to be made without ap praisement and subject to the redemption period as provided by law, and further subject to the approval of the Court.
EL DORADO — A pair of area students were named to Butler Community College’s spring 2022 semester honorRileyroll. Seufert, Humboldt, was named to the Presi dent’s Honor Roll for maintaining a perfect 4.0 grade-point aver age.Iola native Brody Nemecek was named to the Dean’s Honor Roll for maintaining a GPA above 3.5.
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Deana J. Jones formerly known as Deana J. Groff, Trustee of the Marvin L. Groff and Betty S. Groff Revocable Trust Agreement, Dat ed May 18, 1994, Deanavs.Plaintiff,J. Jones, formerly known as Deana J. Groff; Dean J. Groff; Daneen J. Groff, formerly known as Daneen J. Call; Kansas Depart ment of Revenue, Division of Motor Vehicles, State of Kansas; Kansas Highway Patrol; and the unknown heirs, executors, ad ministrators, devisees, trustees, creditors, and assigns of such of the defendants as are existing, dissolved or dormant corpora tions; the unknown executors, administrators, devisees, trustees, creditors, successorsand assigns of such defendants as are or were partners or in partnership; and the unknown guardians, conser vators, and trustees of such of the defendants as are minors or are in anywise under legal disability.
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“We had a murder suicide here three years ago. My granddaughter and her boyfriend. Last year we had a double homicide. Now this year we have 10 more that have passed away and all because of drugs and alcohol,” Darryl Burns said.Ivor Wayne Burns also blamed drugs for his sister’s death and said the suspect broth ers should not be hated. “We have to forgive them boys,” he said. “When you are doing hard drugs, when you are doing coke, and when you are doing her oin and crystal meth and those things, you are incapable of feeling. You stab somebody and you think it’s funny. You stab them again and you laugh.”Blackmore said police were still determining the motive, but the chief of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations echoes sug gestions the stabbings could be drug-related.
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mass killings in Cana da, where such crimes are less common than in the United States.
Deadly mass stab bings are rarer than mass shootings, but have happened around the world. In 2014, 29 people were slashed and stabbed to death at a train station in Chi na’s southwestern city of Kunming. In 2016, a mass stabbing at a fa cility for the mentally disabled in Sagamiha ra, Japan, left 19 people dead. A year later, three men killed eight people in a vehicle and stab bing attack at London Bridge.Police in Saskatche wan got their first call about a stabbing at 5:40 a.m. on Sunday, and within minutes heard about several more. In all, dead or wounded people were found at 13 different locations on the sparsely populated reserve and in the town, Blackmore said.
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IF YOU EVER SMELL GAS . . . even if you don’t use it in your own home — take these precautions promptly: 1. Call the City of Iola at (620) 365-4926: Mitch Phillips, Gas Superintendent Brian Cochran, Gas Technician After 5 p.m. call 911 — the Iola Police Department will dispatch a service person. 2. If the odor is strong (indicating a severe leak) and you are indoors. Go outside. Call us from a neighbor’s house. 3. DO NOTturn any electrical switches on or off. DO NOT light any matches, lighters, don’t smoke or create any source of spark of combustion. However slim the chances are of danger, it doesn’t pay to take needless risk. At the first sniff of gas, THINK SAFETY and give us a call.
“This is the destruc tion we face when harm ful illegal drugs invade our communities, and we demand all author ities to take direction from the chiefs and councils and their mem bership to create safer and healthier communi ties for our people,” said Chief Bobby wastemptedeachfacedsuspectsrantswasTuesday.enteredofficials.contacteditobawhichprairieintheythemilesislievefullyingthatperskatchewanolence.yearsescriminalBlackmoreCameron.saidtherecordofMylSandersondatesbackandincludesvi.LastMay,SasCrimeStopissuedawantedlistincludedhimwritthathewas“unlawatlarge.”WhileauthoritiesbeMylesSandersoninRegina,about210southofwherestabbingshappened,haveissuedalertsCanada’sthreevastprovinces—alsoincludeManandAlberta—andU.S.borderThemanhuntitsthirddayBeforeDamien’sbodyfound,arrestwarwereissuedfortheandbothmenatleastonecountofmurderandatmurder.Thestabbingattackamongthedeadliest
New Conservative Party leader and incoming prime minister Liz Truss smiles and waves as she arrives at Conservative Party Headquarters Monday.
— Liz Truss became U.K. prime minister on Tuesday and immedi ately confronted the enormous task ahead of her amid increasing pressure to curb soar ing prices, ease labor unrest and fix a health care system burdened by long waiting lists and staff shortages. At the top of her in box is the energy crisis triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which threatens to push energy bills to unafford able levels, shuttering businesses and leaving the nation’s poorest people shivering in icy homes this winter. Truss, who refused to spell out her ener gy strategy during the two-month campaign to succeed Boris John son, now plans to cap energy bills at a cost to taxpayers of as much as 100 billion pounds ($116 billion), British news media reported Tuesday. She is expect ed to unveil her plan on Thursday.“Weshouldn’t be daunted by the chal lenges we face, “ she said in her first speech outside her Downing Street office. “As strong as the storm may be, I know the British people areTrussstronger.’’saidshe would focus on tackling Brit ain’s energy crisis, struggling economy and overburdened health service. She promised to grow the economy and make the U.K. an “aspiration nation,” but acknowledged the coun try faces “severe global headwinds” because of COVID-19 and the war in Truss,Ukraine.47, took office Tuesday afternoon at Balmoral Castle in Scot land, when Queen Eliz abeth II formally asked her to form a new gov ernment in a carefully choreographed ceremo ny dictated by centuries of tradition. Johnson, who announced his in tention to step down two months ago, formally resigned during his own audience with the queen a short time earlier. It was the first time in the queen’s 70-year reign that the handover of power took place at Balmoral, rather than Buckingham Palace in London. The ceremony was moved to Scotland to provide certainty about the schedule, because the 96-yearold queen has experi enced problems getting around that have forced palace officials to make decisions about her travel on a day-to-day basis.Truss became prime minister a day after the ruling Conserva tive Party chose her as its leader in an elec tion where the party’s 172,000 dues-paying members were the only voters. As party lead er, Truss automatically became prime minister without the need for a general election be cause the Conservatives still have a majority in the House of Commons. But as a national lead er selected by less than 0.5% of British adults, Truss is under pressure to show quick results. Ed Davey, leader of the opposition Liberal Democrats, on Tuesday called for an early elec tion in October — some thing that Truss and the Conservative Party are highly unlikely to do since the Tories are slumping in the polls. “I’ve listened to Liz Truss during the Tory leadership (campaign) and I was looking for a plan to help people with their skyrocketing en ergy bills, with the NHS crisis and so on, and I heard no plan at all,” he told the BBC. “Given people are really wor ried, given people are losing sleep over their energy bills, businesses aren’t investing because of the crisis, I think that’s really wrong.”
“She went on a call to a house and she got caught up in the vio lence,” he said. “She was there to help. She was a hero.” He blamed drugs and pointed to colonization for the rampant drug and alcohol use on re serves.
Johnson took note of the strains facing Brit ain as he left the prime minister’s official res idence at No. 10 Down ing Street for the last time, saying his policies had left the govern ment with the economic strength to help people weather the energy cri sis.Always colorful, he thinly disguised his bit terness at being forced out.“I am like one of those booster rockets that has fulfilled its function,” Johnson said. “I will now be gently re-enter ing the atmosphere and splashing down invisi bly in some remote and obscure corner of the Pacific.’’Many observers ex pect Johnson to attempt a political comeback, though he was cyrptic about his plans. Instead, the man who studied classics at the Univer sity of Oxford backed Truss and compared himself to Cincinnatus, the Roman dictator who relinquished power and returned to his farm to live in “Likepeace.Cincinnatus, I am returning to my plow,” he said.
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WELDON, Saskatch ewan (AP) — Canadian police hunted for the re maining suspect in the stabbing deaths of 10 people in an Indigenous community and nearby town in the province of Saskatchewan after finding the body of his brother amid a massive manhunt for the pair. Damien Sanderson, 31, was found dead Mon day near the stabbing sites and authorities believe his brother and fellow suspect, Myles Sanderson, 30, is in jured, on the run and likely in the provincial capital of Regina, said police chief Evan Bray. The series of stabbings also wounded 18 people. RCMP Command ing Officer Assistant Commissioner Rhonda Blackmore said author ities are not sure of the cause of death yet but the injuries were not self-inflicted.Damien Sander son’s “body was located outdoors in a heavily grassed area in proxim ity to a house that was being examined. We can confirm he has visible injuries,” said Black more. Asked if Myles Sanderson was respon sible for his brother’s death, Blackmore said police are investigating that possibility, but “we can’t say that definitive ly at this point in time.” Leaders of the James Smith Cree Nation, where most of the stab bing attacks took place, blamed the killings on the drug and alcohol abuse plaguing the com munity, which they said was a legacy of the col onization of Indigenous people.James Smith Cree Nation resident Darryl Burns and his brother, Ivor Wayne Burns, said their sister, Gloria Lyd ia Burns, was a first re sponder who was killed while responding to a call. Burns said his 62-year-old sister was on a crisis response team.
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The deadliest gun ram page in Canadian his tory happened in 2020, when a man disguised as a police officer shot people in their homes and set fires across the province of Nova Sco tia, killing 22 people. In 2019, a man used a van to kill 10 pedestrians in Toronto.
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providing them with a nutritional supplement such as forage or a con centrate supplement to fill the void from the milk is a must. Pro viding a 13-14% Crude Protein supplement plus roughage gives calves the proper nutri tion they need to gain weight they might have lost in the transition pe riod, and prepare them for their next stage of life.Calves should be in the weaning pen for at least 30 days before being sold through the sale barn, for best results. Having bunk broke, fully vetted, and weaned calves running through the sale ring is always fantastic in my book.Ifyou have any ques tions or would like to test your forages or balance a ration, please contact Hunter Nickell, Livestock Production Extension Agent, at nic kell99@ksu.edu or 620365-2242.
Two weeks ago, I at tended an agent update in Manhattan where I was presented with some sobering statistics about youth depression and suicide in the state of Kansas. According to a 2022 report from the Kansas Communi ties That Care student survey, nearly one in three youth surveyed in Kansas responded “yes” when asked if they had ever seriously thought about killing them selves.Youth are not alone in this. According to that same report, suicide is the ninth leading cause of death in our state (and the second leading cause of death for those aged 15 to 34). With the month of September designated as Suicide Prevention Month and Sept. 10 designated as World Suicide Preven tion Day, it is an appro priate time to review some of the wellbeing and mental health re sources available to you as well as some of the action steps we can all take to help prevent sui cide.First of all, contact the 988 Suicide & Cri sis Lifeline if you or someone you know is in need of imme diate assistance. You can call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org/ chat. This free service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the UnitedKansansStates.working in agriculture may also benefit from the resourc es available at Kansa sAgStress.org. This website has a list of re sources compiled to help Kansas farmers, ranch ers, and their families with their wellbeing. In addition to being aware of available re sources, what else can we do to help prevent suicide this month and beyond? According to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, we can all take action by talking about suicide and following up with loved ones. #BeThe1To is the Life line’s five-step message for communicating with someone who may be suicidal.Thefive #BeThe1To steps are: Ask, Be There, Keep Them Safe, Help Them Connect, and Fol lowStartUp. by asking if they are thinking about suicide. Listen to their answers, while never promising to keep their thoughts of suicide a se cret.Secondly, be there for them.Next, help keep them safe by putting time and distance between the in dividual and their cho sen method for a suicide attempt. Help them con nect with ongoing sup ports (such as the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline as well as resources in theirFinally,community).follow up to see how they are doing. While this is a brief overview, you can learn more about these five crucial steps at bethe 1to.com.
The CAISO site Tues day morning showed California could fall more than 5,000 mega watts short of its power supply at peak demand, forecasted for 5:30 p.m. The danger of wild fires was extreme as scorching heat and low humidity turned brush to tinder. Four deaths were reported over the Labor Day weekend as some 4,400 firefighters battled 14 large fires around the state, with 45 new blazes on Sunday alone, said Anale Burlew, a deputy chief with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Pro tection.InSouthern Califor nia, two people were killed and one injured by the Fairview Fire, which started Monday near the city of Hemet, the Riv erside County Fire De partment said. Roughly 50 miles southeast of Los Angeles, the fire had quickly spread to at least 2,400 acres (971 hectares), prompting evacuations, and was only 5% con tained. Multiple residen tial structures burned. The dead people were not immediately iden tified. Authorities said both were found in the same area but it was not known if they were from the same household. They were apparently trying to flee when they wereCalifornia’sovercome. energy grid runs on a mix of mostly solar and natural gas during the day, along with some imports of power from other states. But solar power begins to fall off during the late afternoon and into the evening, which is the hottest time of day in some parts of the state. And some of the aging natural gas plants Cali fornia relies on for back up power aren’t as reli able in hot weather. At CAISO’s request on Monday, four temporary emergency power gen erators deployed by the Department of Water Re sources in Roseville and Yuba City were activated for the first time since they were installed last year, providing up to 120 megawatts, enough elec tricity for 120,000 homes.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — California is facing its highest chance of black outs this year as a brutal heat wave continues to blanket the state with tri ple-digit temperatures. State energy officials said the electrical load Tuesday afternoon could top 51,000 megawatts, the highest demand the state has ever seen. As people crank up their air conditioners, the state forecasted re cord levels of energy use, said Elliot Mainzer, president of California Independent System Op erators, which runs the state’s electrical grid. The state has additional energy capacity at the moment “but blackouts, rolling, rotating out ages are a possibility,” Mainzer said, calling additional conservation “absolutely essential.”
CAISO also has issued a Flex Alert call for vol untary conservation be tween 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday, making seven alerts in as many days. Consumers were urged to keep air conditioners at 78 degrees or higher during the period and avoiding using major ap pliances such as ovens andThedishwashers.efforts have worked to keep the lights on “but we have now en tered the most intense phase of this heat wave” that could last into the week, and two to three times the level of con servation will be needed from people and busi nesses, Mainzer said.
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A4 Wednesday, September 7, 2022 iolaregister.comThe Iola Register 1319 East St., Iola • 620-363-5050 BREAKFAST! OF IOLA5 a.m. – 1 p.m. Seven days a AREOWNERSweekBACKINTOWN! in town! Biscuits and gravy • Sausage rolls Croissant sandwiches And much more! Best Fall is known to many as the “season of change.” Tempera tures drop, leaves turn to rust, and farmers harvest their crops. While this fall might look different due to the extreme summer heat and little precip itation, weaning sea sons will remain the same.The first official day of fall isn’t until Sept. 22, but most produc ers with a spring calv ing herd will begin weaning in September through the end of the year, depending on the age of their calves. Beef calves are typi cally weaned from age five to seven months when they weigh 500700 pounds. While some calves can suc cessfully wean at 45-60 days, those calves re quire very high quality, dust-free, and uniform rations that are easily digestible (UNL Beef). There are many dif ferent strategies for weaning calves, and each method will be dependent on the pro ducer and the year (i.e. weather). For example, most of the Southwind District is experiencing the effects of drought and may choose to early wean the calves. When early weaning calves, this drastically changes the nutritional needs of the cow and thus reduces stress on the pasture, hay, or feed supply.When determining which weaning strate gy is best for you and your operation factors like feed availability and space for calves are things to take into ac count.Weaning is a stressful time for calves and to re duce that stress, things like fenceline weaning or using nose flaps that don’t allow the calf to drink milk from the ud der are Whenhelpful.producers de cide it is time to wean calves they usually bring them in to vacci nate, castrate, brand, dehorn, inthepromotesvaccinevidesaboveing.eightpre-weaningcessTheUniversityingvaccineimmuneintisolincreasedtoommendedpost-weaningVaccinatingetc.isn’trecbecauseduestress,thecalfhaslevelsofcorfor1-7dayswhichturnreducestheresponseandefficacy,accordtoMichiganStateExtension.besttimetoprocalvesis10-14daysoratleastdayspost-weanUsingoneofthestrategiesprothebestpossibleefficacyandthehealthofnewlyweanedcalf.Oncethecalvesaretheweaningpen,
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Take Manhattan, where my wife and I reside, for ex ample. Our city’s parks and recreation department is struggling to provide pro grams because of budget constrictions — this, despite the projected 7.4% hike in property taxes. Zito is well aware of the ongoing challenges that parks and rec has been fac ing, as she has a 5-year-old son who’s ripe for the depart ment’sLikewise,activities.Zito under stands the impact a property tax increase has on a house hold budget already under pressure, while income has remained flat. Her tenacity to research the Kansas state government’s obligations and subsequent dereliction of duties should be noted by every single resident and voter in the state. She rightly accuses the party that has had control of the state Legislature for 29 years — 16 of those while also holding the governor’s office — of ignoring a statute that’s been around since the 1930s.This year marks the mid terms, which usually see a dip in turnout. I urge all Kansans eligible to vote to be sure they’re registered, and to commit to casting a ballot in this election Nov. 8 (with early voting beginning Oct. 19).Brush away any partisan chips on your shoulders and take a true look at the issues facing your family, your household finances and the future for all generations on thisThere’splanet.one party desper ately trying to help Kansans, but it is overwhelmingly out numbered by the party that is desperately trying to de ceive us with manufactured moral crises. It’s clear who deserves your votes. About the author: John Carlin was Kansas’ 40th gov ernor from 1979 to 1987, and previously speaker of the Kansas House of Representa tives. He served as the eighth United States Archivist for 10 years, and is now a visit ing professor at Kansas State University. He wrote this for this the Kansas City Star.
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, Europe’s larg est, lies along the Dnieper River in southeastern Ukraine. After Russian forc es brutally invaded Ukraine six months ago, they gained control of the nuclear fa cility early in the fighting. They based soldiers and heavy equipment there and have been using the plant as a defensive shield, lobbing shells from there and hoping Ukrainians would not risk hitting one of the six power units by counterattacking. But Russian officials say Ukraine has now fired back. As Ukrainian workers con tinue to operate the plant amid the shelling, the whole world should be afraid about the risk of a radiation leak and the possibility of a reac tor core Ukraine’smeltdown.recent history holds an important lesson for us about what’s at stake. On April 26, 1986, the Cher nobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine suffered a massive explosion and meltdown. I learned devastating de tails about the Chernobyl disaster from a control room engineer named Oleg during a trip to Ukraine in August 1990. Some 100 Americans and an equal number of So viet citizens — Russians and Ukrainians — came together for a peace mission, visiting cities from Kyiv to Odesa that had been completely shut off during the Cold War because of nuclear and other military weapons produc tion in the region. The first evening in Kyiv, Oleg, the engineer from Chernobyl, gave a talk af ter dinner. He said he had been ordered to report to the plant’s control room immedi ately after the early morning explosion. “We were told to contain emissions but were not given protective cloth ing, even though a large and growing cloud — no doubt radiation vapor — hung over the facility,” he said. “We engineers knew a meltdown had already be gun,” Oleg continued, then paused and hung his head before saying that many of the 250 people who worked on early cleanup efforts had died within months. “I have cancer and will not see next year,” he concluded. After a collective gasp, the room wentLater,silent.Oleg sat with a small group of Americans and an swered questions. The next morning, he took a few of us to meet some of his friends from Chernobyl who had been brought to Kyiv. We drove to a Stalinist-era concrete block apartment building, which Oleg called “a high-rise research labo ratory with human guinea pigs.” He said keeping sur vivors together helped doc tors and scientists track and measure the advancement of radiation sickness, such as skin lesions, cancers of the mouth, throat and thyroid.”
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Quick, somebody repair the slippery floors and close all the open hospital win dows in Moscow. One was obviously responsible for the freak-accident death of Ravil Maganov, the chairman of Russia’s second-largest oil producer, Lukoil. Maganov must have tripped, perhaps on his IV line, before plum meting to his death on Thurs day.And quick, somebody also check all the apartment win dows in Washington, where Dan Rapoport, a prominent critic of Vladimir Putin and an open supporter of jailed critic Alexei Navalny, fell out of his luxury apartment building on Aug. 14. But may be it was suicide; a medical examiner’s report is pending. It’s more than windows and floors that demand seri ous inspection. In and around Russia and the world, people who happen to have inconve nient positions or opinions are winding up dead from freak accidents or suicides or gunshot wounds that Russian officials insist were self-in flicted.InJanuary, Leonid Shul man, a former executive at state-owned gas giant Gaz prom, was found dead in the bathroom of his cottage near St. Petersburg. Bathrooms have notoriously wet floors, perhaps requiring a new set of regulations to demand they are promptly dried fol lowing showers and shaves. Russia could also use a blue-ribbon garage safety commission to look into the tragic death of gas executive Alexander Tyulakov in his St. Petersburg-area garage the day after the February in vasion of Ukraine. In April, former top natu ral gas executive Sergei Pro tosenya was found dead along with his wife and daughter in their villa in Spain, with of ficials saying he killed them before taking his own life. In July, Yury Voronov, the CEO and founder of As tra-Shipping, which worked on Arctic contracts for Gaz prom, was found dead in his pool and with a gunshot wound in his head. The gun wasPerhapsnearby.Russia’s FSB, the KGB successor that does Pu tin’s dirty work, can send mental health counselors to the homes of such individu als to reverse this contagious depression. But at the very least, someone needs to check all the floors. Usually the problem is the floors.
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The callousness made me feelManyill. survivors we visit ed said they had returned to Chernobyl to retrieve clothing, furniture and other household goods, clearly not understanding radiation ex posure or its duration. After that revelation, I stood rath er than sitting on a chair or sofa out of fear the furniture had nuclear contamination, as we visited family after family. Some showed us pho tos they had taken of Cher nobyl’sSincedestruction.thisyear’s invasion of Ukraine began, Russia has revealed military inept ness and poor leadership. By placing troops at Zapor izhzhia, it also demonstrates ignorance. Do Russian lead ers not realize that prevail ing winds blow from west to east? Nuclear radiation par ticles and vapor would head toward Russia. Have they forgotten that deadly con tamination from Chernobyl fell on Belarus? A team from the U.N.’s In ternational Atomic Energy Agency, which has been mon itoring radiation levels at Zaporizhzhia, arrived Mon day in Ukraine to inspect the plant, where power lines have already been disrupt ed and water pipelines have been damaged in the fighting. The agency has no authority to enforce a cease-fire, but must insist that all military activities cease immediately to protect the plant, before we experience another Cher nobyl, or Russianworse.President Vlad imir Putin should remem ber another important lesson from history. The Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, and President Mikhail Gorbachev stepped down. Gorbachev, who died Tues day, later wrote that Cher nobyl was “perhaps the main cause” of the Soviet Union’s fall, after he was accused of attempting to cover up the nuclear meltdown. More than 5,660 civilians have been killed in Ukraine since Russia’s invasion, and more than 8,000 have been injured, according to the United Nations High Com missioner for Human Rights. If we fail to learn from Cher nobyl’s aftermath, the death count and destruction could grow dramatically, and a vast region encompassing Ukraine, Russia and other parts of Europe could be ren dered unlivable for genera tions. About the author: Jane Olson is author of the mem oir “World Citizen: Journeys of a Humanitarian,” and former chair of the interna tional board of directors at Human Rights Watch.
When I was governor of Kansas for much of the 1980s, both sides of the aisle focused on the success of our state.Sure, we had disagree ments on how to attain suc cess. But at the end of each day, I had no doubt our pub lic servants were rooting for Kansans.Nolonger do I have such confidence. I’m vastly disap pointed in members of the current Republican Party in our state and their sub mission to extremism. They don’t recognize their posi tions as an honor and privi lege to serve. In fact, I don’t believe the word “service” is even in their vernacular. We can debate ideology till the cows come home. But there is one word cen tral to so many of our policy disagreements: taxes. That word cuts across all political language. We all pay taxes with the understanding that we’re paying for services we may or may not use. We pay taxes so our police and firefighters are trained and ready to respond. We pay taxes for our children to get a good education and partici pate in our society so one day we can retire with things in good hands. We pay taxes so our roads are safe, and our parksWell,function.itseems we have a breakdown in the system. My local Democratic can didate for the Kansas House, Kim Zito, has rightfully and thoughtfully resurrected the fact that the state govern ment is not upholding its fi duciary responsibility to the taxpayers.Thisis an issue all Kan sans who pay sales tax, who use roads and parks, and all Kansans who just received in the mail their 2022 notice of estimated ad valorem taxes mustAccordingunderstand.tothe League of Kansas Municipalities, local communities have lost at least $3.2 billion since 2001 because the government decided to stop funding de mand transfers. As Zito points out, the state’s Local Ad Valorem Property Tax Reduction Fund is required by statute to transfer 3.63% of state sales tax revenue to counties and municipalities. In ex change, those local entities must reduce mill levies. Without this transfer of monies to communities, res idents and property owners must make up the shortfall in order to balance local bud gets.
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Six power units generate 40-42 billion kWh of electricity, making the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant the largest nuclear power plant not only in Ukraine, but also in Europe.
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Continued from A1 on power from the out side to run the critical cooling systems that keep its reactors and its spent fuel from over heating. A loss of those cooling systems could lead to a meltdown or other release of radia tion.“For radiation protec tion professionals, for the Ukrainian and even the Russian people, and those of central Europe, this is a very worrying time — and that’s an understatement,” said Paul Dorfman, a nucle ar safety expert at the University of Sussex in England.Russian-installed offi cials accused Ukrainian forces of shelling En erhodar, the city where the plant is situated, while the Ukrainians said Kremlin forces at tacked the city of Niko pol, across the Dnieper River from the power station.TheUkrainian mayor of Enerhodar, Dmytro Orlov, reported a pow erful blast in the city around midday. The ex plosion left the city of 53,000 cut off from its power and water sup plies. It wasn’t immedi ately clear what caused theWorldblast. leaders have called for the demili tarization of the plant, which has been occu pied by Russian forces since the early days of the war but is being run by Ukrainian engineers.
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This project remod eled 8,900 square feet, creating 10 exam rooms, five provider offices, a lab and waiting room. It began in June and construction is expect ed to be completed by Sept.Upgrades16. to the south portion of the building have been completed. It is used by visiting spe cialists for a cardiology clinic from Wichita and another group that of fers ear, nose and throat services.TheSoutheast Kan sas Mental Health Cen ter has requested to use a small part of that south section; hospital facilities board mem bers talked about a few minor changes that will be needed to allow that. Most of the work, though, has focused on the north section where the health clinic will be located.Dr.Brian Neely will move his clinic there. Steve Schieber, Saint Luke’s CEO for critical access hospitals and interim administrator for ACRH, announced a second family practice physician, Dr. Sam Wil cox, has joined Neely. The project also has come in about $60,000 under budget. So far, $478105.22 has been spent out of the budget edFacilities$538,442. board chairman Terry Sparks gave credit for the sav ings to Ross Construc tion. He was pleased with the work. “We have basically brought this building back to life,” he said. “It kind of brings a smile to my face to save this thing instead of demol ishing it and moving somewhere else.”
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To serve the Public with utilities the City of Iola Utilities Department has many miles of Gas, Water and Sewer Pipelines as well as some Electric lines buried in the street parking, alleys, and utility easements in various locations of the city. You the customer also own buried service lines from meters to your home or building. Buried utilities may be damaged by digging activities and in some cases such as Electric and Gas can be very DANGEROUS. If you plan to do any digging make a toll free call first so none of these lines become damaged and more importantly no one gets hurt. Call the Kansas One Call System at 1-800-DIG-SAFE (800- 344-7233). They will notify all utility companies as well as telephone and cable that you plan to dig, so lines can be identified for you. P O tients, a waiting room, provider work areas andSostorage.far,the project has been under budget, with $1,058,763.16 spent out of the $1.1 million budget.The specialty clinic will allow patients to see doctors affiliated with St. Luke’s Health System in areas such as surgery, pulmonology, oncology, wound care and more.
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board mem bers approved spending $58,410 in a bid submit ted by Don Erbert of Iola to replace a canopy and complete some other exterior repairs such as soffit repairs and paint ing the columns. The current canopy is too low for many trucks, and has sustained dam age as those taller vehi cles attempt to drop pa tients at the door. Erbert will scale back theThecanopy.facilities board will still need to buy a sign for the canopy that identifies it as part of the ACRH/Saint Luke’s group. It will also need some sort of lighting. Sparks said he felt for tunate to catch Erbert between construction jobs, and encouraged the board to hire a local con tractor for that part of the project.The parking lot also will need some improve ments, and may need to be expanded to include lots across the street. Board members were concerned there may not be enough parking around the facility once the building is getting dailySavingsuse. from the two projects are likely to go toward those improve ments.The facilities board also wants to review rental agreements for those upgraded facili ties. IN OTHER news, the facilitiesDiscussedboard:a proposal that could see the hospital system join forces with the SEK Mental Health Center and the Veterans Administration to bring community-based VA services to local veter ans at Iola. Similar area programs have closed, so there is a Approvedneed.a bid of about $5,000 to repair the fountain at the pond on the hospital grounds. The fountain isn’t just decorative; it reduces the growth of algae. Got an update on a transition to the Epic electronic records sys tem. The new system will bring ACRH in line with other Saint Luke’s hospitals and improve the flow of information.
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In its report, the IAEA did not assign blame for the shelling at the plant. The agency has sought to keep out of the polit ical fray. It did note that on sev eral occasions, the plant lost, fully or in part, its off-site power supply because of military ac tivity in the area. The U.N. agency said a back up power supply line should be reestablished and asked that “all mil itary activities that may affect the power supply systems end.” In addition, the IAEA warned that the Ukrainian staff operat ing the plant under Rus sian military occupa tion is “under constant high stress and pres sure, especially with the limited staff avail able” — a situation that could “lead to increased human error with im plications for nuclear safety.”Itrecommended that “an appropriate work environment, including family support,” be re established.TheIAEA also said the staff is not being given unre stricted access to some parts of the plant and must get permission from the Russian occupying forces to reach the cooling ponds where spent fuel is kept. Grossi expressed concern that that could hamper the staff’s response in an emergency.Thereport said the team saw Rus sian military per sonnel, vehicles and equipment at vari ous locations, includ ing several military trucks on the floor of two turbine halls. It called for “the re moval of vehicles from areas that could interfere with the op eration of safety and security systems and equipment.”Twoinspectors from the IAEA mission re mained at the plant, a decision welcomed by Ukrainian presidential adviser Mykhailo Podo lyak.“There are Russian troops now who don’t understand what’s hap pening, don’t assess the risks correctly,” Podo lyak said. “There is a number of our workers there, who need some kind of protection, people from the inter national community standing by their side and telling (Russian troops): ‘Don’t touch these people, let them work.’”OnMonday, the IAEA said Ukrainian author ities reported that the plant’s last transmis sion line linking it to the nation’s power grid was disconnected to al low workers to put out a fire caused by shell ing.Ukrainian Ener gy Minister Herman Halushchenko told Ukrainian television: “Any repairs are im possible at this point — there are ongoing hostilities around the plant.”
Still to come Though most of the work focused on remod eling the interior of the Medical Arts Building, the exterior needs a little help,Facilitiestoo.
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Michael Clark picked off a pass at the 13yard line to end the Iola offensiveWithdrive.less than a minute remaining, Osawatomie got on the scoreboard on a Seth Carroll to Walker Beats sideline touchdown throw. Overall on the offensive side of the ball, Weide carried the rock four times for 21 yards while scoring one touchdown. Leonard hauled in his two touchdown receptions while finishing with 46 yards through the air. Iola plays at Wellsville Friday night at 7 o’clock.
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in for the next goal for another unassisted goal. This was followed by Steven Gallimore’s score off a Gustavo Guarnier assist for the 3-1 advantage.Next,Leonardo Andognini took an unassisted ball to the back of the net for the 4-1 lead. This was followed by another Metropolitan goal to cut the Allen lead in half at Then4-2. Red Devil Patrick Alouidor scored a goal near the end of the first half off a Kananelo Motaung assist to make it a 5-2 ballgame. Shortly after, Motaung found the back of the goal following an Alouidor pass for the 6-2Theadvantage.finaltwo goals for the Red Devils came off the feet of Romario Tomlinson and Boikaego Mbaakanyi to secure the six goal victory. Allen goalkeeper Samuel Montanez made seven saves in his start in the net while Alvaro Lopez also saw some action making two saves. The Red Devils men’s soccer team will travel to Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa on Wednesday for a 4 p.m. tilt.
The Allen Community College men’s and women’s soccer teams continued their impressive 2022 campaign on Saturday with victories over Metropolitan.Afterthewomen’s team (41) began the day shutting out Metropolitan, 4-0, the men’s team (4-0-1) reached the back of the net nine times in a 9-3 romp. Women’s Soccer Lady Red Devils head coach Jeremy McGinnis has been emphasizing one thing this season: shutouts. That’s exactly what his team did against Metropolitan as well as the match before against Northeastern Oklahoma when they won, 9-0. Allen limited the Wolves to only five shots on goal, all of which were stopped by goalkeeper Daniela Gonzalez.On the other end, Allen was able to foot 13 shots on goal.“We live for shutouts and have a passion for that and the fact the other team couldn’t even get into the game,” said McGinnis. “For the most part our back line has settled down. Kate (Giblin) has just been an amazing player and a leader back there. She commands the back line well, she cares so much.”TheRed Devils got on the board three times in the opening half beginning on a Jessica Allen unassisted goal 20 minutes into regulation. Only three minutes lat-
YATES CENTER — Nick McAnulty has a simple message for his Crest High squad this year. If you don’t have the ball, you better be blocking. Message delivered. The Lancers opened the 2022 season Friday with a thunderous demonstration of how lethal they can be, scoring 34 points in the first quarter en route to a 58-0 win over Yates Center. “We told them our focus,” McAnulty said. “We’re gonna be hitters. We’re not gonna take the punishment. We’re gonna deliver the blows. We gave our guys room to run, and if our backs get a crease, they’reLancergoing.”quarterback Ethan Godderz was particularly devastating in the first quarter, scoring on runs of 45, 13 and 66 yards, while connecting with Stetson Setter for a 45-yard touchdown in between.His 66-yard jaunt late in the first quarter pushed Crest aheadAll-everything34-0. running back Holden Barker picked up the baton from there, scoring on runs of 76, 13 and 17 yards in the second quarter to cap the scoring. It took the Lancers 17 plays from scrimmage to score its seven touchdowns against an overmatched Yates Center defense.Crest’s defense was equally dominant, limiting the rebuilding Wildcats to a net of 12 yards of total offense, pummeling Yates Center backs Cash Cummings, Shane Weber, Emmit George and Jayston Rice as they ventured near the line of scrimmage. “We’re hungry right now,” McAnulty said. “We really fo-
Allen’s Olimidara Olukayode winds up for a pass agains Metropolitan Community College on Saturday. REGISTER/QUINN BURKITT
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See CREST | Page B6 Yates Center High’s Emmit George (14) tries to elude the tackle of Crest’s Stetson Setter (15) and Karter Miller (40) Friday evening. REGISTER/RICHARD LUKEN
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The Iola football team and cheerleaders celebrate Friday’s 35-7 victory at Osawatomie with a school ght song. REGISTER/ QUINN BURKITT
er, Claudia Zahui found the back of the net on an Allen assist for the 2-0 advantage. With one minute remaining in the first half, Allen was able to make it a threegoal lead when Vivian Frota dos Santos received a pass from Autumn Wyatt. She proceeded to finish at the goal for the score. Rebecca Lord sealed the victory with 10 minutes remaining in the second half when she took a Hannah Meadwell pass to the net. The Lady Red Devils play at Western Wyoming Community College on Sunday at 11 a.m. Men’s Soccer It didn’t look pretty early for the Red Devils men’s soccer team, as the Wolves netted the first goal before Allen was able to get on the board. Allen’s Yuki Ikezaki made it a 1-1 game when he took an unassisted ball to the back of the Ikezakinet. was also able to score the ninth goal for his Red Devils but seven other Allen men’s soccer players also scored goals in the win. Temesgn Tezera dribbled
OSAWATOMIE — Iola High began its season Friday with a statement 35-7 drubbing at Osawatomie.Thefirstscore for the Mustangs came on their opening offensive drive when Briggs Michael rushed in from one yard out for a 7-0 lead. The next drive saw Iola quarterback Landon Weide hit an open Grady Dougherty down the sideline to move up to the Osawatomie 25. Weide ran the ball into the end zone from 25 yards out but it was called back due to a holding penalty.TheMustangs then scored through the air as quarterback Landon Weide hit Mac Leonard down the middle for a 30-yard touchdown pass and the early 14-0 lead. “They’re good friends (Weide and Leonard) so I think that carries on to the field and you saw that connection,” Iola head coach David Daugharthy said. “Both of them were sort of makeshift plays so I think that speaks to the chemistry they have but they’ve been playing ball for a long time with each other so thatOnhelps.”thefirst play of the second half, Iola’s kickoff returner Eli Adams took the ball up to the 50-yard line for a great starting field position. Only a couple of plays later, Weide found Leonard again open in the end zone for a 20yard touchdown connection and the 21-0 advantage. Weide capped the next drive with a 20-yard touchdown run for a 28-0 lead. On the next drive Weide carried the ball into the end zone from 20 yards out for a big 28-0 Followingdifference.theWeide touchdown rush, the Iola defense forced two straight fumbles, recovering both in the red zone with a chance to score. After the first fumble was recovered at the 11-yard line, Michael ran in from 10 yards out for another Mustang touchdown and the 35-0 lead. “I think we could have scored some more and kept them off the board,” Daugharthy said. “That would have been nice. The effort was there all night and I feel like we were definitely the more physical team, which was our goal. That was definitely a statement we wanted to make.”The second fumble recovery came at the 21-yard line but the Mustangs were unable to take the ball into the endTrojanzone.
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FREDONIA — Blake Ellis had a heck of a coming out party Friday.The Humboldt High sophomore quarter back tossed for three touchdowns as the Cubs pounced all over Fredonia, 54-18, in their seasonEllisopener.accounted for 360 yards of total offense, 190 through the air and 170 on the ground.Senior running back Trey Sommer also started off with a bang, rushing for 143 yards and fourEllistouchdowns.threwfor 190 yards on 9 of 15 passing in his first high school game under center. His 170 rushing yards came on 13 Samcarries.Hullled the way in receptions with two catches for 85 yards and a touchdown. Receiver Jacob Harrington also got involved bringing down 40 yards through the air. On the defensive side of the football, Sommer and Harrington led the way with six tackles apiece. Linebacker Cole Mathes also made five Humboldt High’s Blake Ellis (3) is anked by teammates Kyler Isbell (54) and Trey Sommer (34) during Friday’s 54-18 romp over Fredonia. Ellis threw for 190 yards and rushed for 170 in the victory. REGISTER/BOB JOHNSON tackles in the win. Humboldt was able to begin the game strong, jumping ahead 36-12 by halftime. The Cubs then went on to score 12 third-quarter points and six points in the Humboldtfourth. will host Caney Valley in its home opener Friday.
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FREDONIA — The Humboldt Lady Cubs Middle School volleyball teams hit the road to take on Fredonia Thursday.TheAteam prevailed, 25-9 and Bailey25-19.Daniels served up five aces while Harlowe Rush and Lakyn Meadows each served three aces apiece. Rush also led the team in kills with six while Kamry DeLaTorre notched six assists for the Lady Cubs. “This team came out ready to win. They played very well together for their first match of the season and I’m super excited to watch them grow and get better during our time together this year,” said Humboldt head coach Darcie Croisant. The B team was victorious in its first set, 2517, before falling in the second one, 25-21. The match was cut short because of a schedule conflict.“Ella Schomaker really was the MVP for this game. She played all over the court and really was an outstanding leader on the court,” said Croisant. A number of Lady Cubs served two aces in the split match, including Schomaker, Gabi Vargas-Garcia and MaggieTheMcCullough.Humboldt Middle School C team won its match, 25-16 and 25-10. The leaders in the victory included Lady Cubs Jetta Mathews, Maleah Gordon and Brystal Hudlin.TheD team also got cut short similar to the B team’s matchup. The Lady Cubs dropped Humboldt High’s Sam Hull, right, chases down a Fredonia ball carrier Friday.
REGISTER/BOB JOHNSON HMS volleyball squads hit court their first set, 25-11, before picking up a 26-24 set two victory. The Humboldt D team featured mainly players in their first appearance for their hometown volleyball team. Kaleigh Bonczkowski and Lizzie Black led the team in serves. 12 James Academy Springs 0 Bishop 28, 21 12 Santa Trail 12 28, Erie 0 34, Wichita West 6 48, KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Oscar Gonzalez hit a two-run double in the 10th inning and the Cleveland Guardians snapped a five-game losing streak, beating the Kansas City Royals 6-5 on Monday night to regain sole possession of the AL Central lead.Cleveland moved a game ahead of Minnesota, which lost 5-2 to the New York Yankees. The third-place Chicago White Sox are one game behind theJoshTwins.Naylor homered for the Guardians, and Andrés Giménez scored twice. Drew Waters hit his first major league home run for Kansas City, and Salvador Perez’s one-out RBI double in the eighth tied it at 4.
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OSWEGO — Troubles out of the gate spelled trouble on the scoreboard for Marmaton Valley High Friday. The Wildcats surrendered 28 points in the first and third quarters against host Oswego, falling 63-34 in their seasonOswego’sopener. explosive start brought to mind last year’s historic scorefest between the two schools, in which Marmaton Valley prevailed 106-98.Unfortunately, the Wildcats couldn’t keep pace this time around, trailing 28-12 after one period.Marmaton Valley kept Oswego off the scoreboard in the second quarter, closing the gap to 28-20, but the Indians poured it on coming out of the break, extending its lead to 56-26 by the end of the oneTodd12hadmanonwhories,forCampbell,weretoforpulledrushedomorepassesandcludingyardsfense,pacedbackSophomoreperiod.quarter-BraydenLawsontheWildcatof-rushingfor97on17carries,in-atouchdown,completing9of18for88yards.Soph-JaedonGranerefor44yardsandintworeceptions37yards.AlsocontributingthebalancedattackfreshmanBrevynwhorushed32yardsonsixcar-seniorEvanKent,rushedfor27yardseightcarries,fresh-TylerLord,whothreecatchesforyards,andfreshmanStevenson,whohadcarryfor11yards.
As a team, the Wildcats rushed for 215 yards. Granere had 197 yards on kickoff Defensively,returns. Lord racked up eight tackles, while Granere, Dylan Drake, Campbell and Daniel Fewins all had four stops apiece. Oswego churned out 259 yards on the ground, led by Jake Hutchinson’s 106-yard effort. Hunter Kelly followed with 94 yardsMarmatonrushing. Valley looks to rebound at home Friday against Yates Center. ELSEWHERE, Southern Coffey County’s introduction into six-man football was a tough one. The Titans fell at home to Waverly Southern48-0. Coffey County returns to action Friday at home against Lost Springs.
Above, Marmaton Valley High’s Jaedon Granere carries the ball against Oswego Friday. At left, Evan Kent (50) attempts to shed an Osego blocker. TAYVEN SUTTON/MVHS
Marmaton Valley High’s Tyler Lord, center, goes up for a potential pass reception Friday against Oswego. KAITLYN DRAKE/MVHS
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ing up a nice block from Vaughn, raced 75 yards for a touchdown on the game's first play. Things didn't get any better for South Dakota.After the Coyotes were held to a second straight three-andout, Seth Porter got his hand on the ensuing punt and Purnell picked it up, then ran untouched 17 yards to the end zone to give the Wildcats a 14-0 lead. Vaughn shook free for the first time late in the first quarter, when he split the defense on a 39-yard touchdown run.Just about the only thing that went wrong for the Wildcats, who also got a second-quarter TD from Martinez, came when Chris Tennant missed an extra point. Otherwise, their offense piled up 269 yards in the first half while their defense held the Coyotes to 99, and made a fourthand-1 stop on South Dakota's only promising drive.Kansas State scored again on its first possession of the second half, when Gidden checked into the game and found a 12-yard lane to the end zone, giving the Wildcats a 34-0 lead and effectively putting the game away."We played a ton of players that are going to get a great education from film," Klieman said, "because we're going to need them as the season continues on, but overall I'm very pleased."
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MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Chris Klieman thought Kansas State had a nice set of offensive plays ready for the opening series of the season.The Wildcats only got to call one of them Saturday night. That's because Malik Knowles took the opening handoff 75 yards for a score, setting the tone for the rest of the game, and Deuce Vaughn proceeded to run for 126 yards and another touchdown in a 34-0 rout of overmatched South Dakota. "We won the toss, took the football and scored on the first play," Klieman said with a smile. "We had a really nice series of plays that we were going to operate and we ended up scoring on the first play." Not that the Wildcats ever slowed down. Nebraska transfer Adrian Martinez, who was just 11 of 15 for 53 yards through the air, added 39 yards rushing and a touchdown for Kansas State. Desmond Purnell returned an early blocked punt for a touchdown, and backup running back DJ Giddens reached the end zone midway through the third quarter to extend the lead to 34-0.By that point, the Wildcats had built such a comfortable lead that they began resting their starters, and they in turn began thinking ahead to next weekend. Former conference rival Missouri is returning for the first time in more than a decade. "I know they're a really good program, lots of talent," Klieman said. "I'm excited to have that rivalry game playedCarsonagain."Camp had 139 yards passing and an interception for the Coyotes, who couldn't overcome an abundance of dropped passes, silly penalties and other miscues against a team that expects to contend for the Big 12 title.The game certainly looked nothing like their 2018 meeting, when the Coyotes lost a 27-24 end-arounder,mercurialKnowles,thebackbackfiwasn'turdayedsaid.taweek,"andfrom"Youheartbreaker.havetolearnagamelikethisgetbetterfornextSouthDako-coachBobNielsonTheWildcatsstart-withabangSat-night,butittheirhigh-pro-letransferquarter-orstarrunningthatsteppedintospotlight.Itwasthesomewhatwidereceiv-whotookasimpleand,pick-
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And after Tennessee Tech finally converted a field goal to make it 213, the Jayhawks forced two more three-andouts.The second half wasn’t nearly as clean for Kansas. Daniels nearly fumbled the ball away on their first possession before Jacob Borcila missed a 40yard field-goal try, then the Jayhawks’ quarterback threw a pick on his very next snap. But the Golden Eagles missed a chip-shot field-goal attempt of their own, and on the Jayhawks’ next offensive play, Neal split the defense over the right side and ran untouched 80 yards for the score. “We executed at a high level,” Neal said. “We obviously made mistakes. I won’t ever be satisfied. But where we are compared to last year, it’s night and day.”
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THE TennesseeTAKEAWAYTech: The Golden Eagles were pushed around at the line of scrimmage while making far too many mistakes on special teams. The blocked field goal was the big one, but Devin Parker’s miss on a 29-yarder in the second half hardly helped.Kansas: The Jayhawks revamped their defense with an influx of Division I transfers, and several made a difference. Lonnie Phelps, a pass rusher from Miami-Ohio, had three sacks and four tacklesfor-loss. Ex-Ohio State linebacker Craig Young was always near the ball.
