Rural Exodus Slowed May Boost Kansas Towns Growth
Kansas economic development chief James H. DeCoursey Jr. says the rural exodus is ending and smaller communities can grow. He notes nonmetropolitan areas attract jobs, urges local effort to improve opportunities and livability, and argues growth benefits all socioeconomic groups.
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Topeka
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United States
James H. DeCoursey Jr
Kansas
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U.S. Census Bureau
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Nostalgia Wears Thin When Lived Through Blackout
Salina columnist John Schmideler recalls a two day power outage in his block. He describes cold stove heat loss, bundled warmth, and the relief when KP&L restored electricity and light. He notes humorous coping and shared discomforts of living without power.
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Topeka grand jury chosen in Shawnee County court
A Shawnee County District Court panel of 15 jurors and two alternates was selected for a grand jury. Judge E Newton Vickers announced the jury and foreman will remain secret until an indictment is handed down, with 75 prospective jurors called. Attorney General Vern Miller declined to comment on next steps.
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Shawnee County
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Vern Miller
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