Israel seizes major West Bank town amid push
Israeli forces take control of a key West Bank town as a large flag flies on a building corner at Seventh and Laurel Streets, signaling a significant shift in regional control and security posture amid ongoing tensions.
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Ugly American theme at multicultural conference sparks platinum rule shift
Dr. Sivasailam Thiagarajan told a Garden City audience that understanding surpasses the Golden Rule in a diverse society. He warned against pushy stereotypes, urging replacement with the platinum rule while recounting an ill fated Twister party in Bloomington that highlighted cultural sensitivity and teamwork.
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Drought Pressures Kansas Farmers as Insurance Adjusters Move In
Southwest Kansas farmers face a crucial two week period with sparse rain and spotty wheat fields. At Shallow Water, Ken ny Trout and others report tired attitudes and low yield potential. Insurance adjusters are assessing fields, with some estimates counting by the bushel as growers await payouts.
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Depot work continues amid Amtrak service uncertainty
An $875000 renovation of the historic depot at 100 N Seventh St continues, even if Amtrak passenger trains stop there. Amtrak may discontinue the Southwest Chief and 17 other lines in October without new federal funding. City officials meet in Washington with Amtrak leaders to understand October 1 implications. Representative Moran is involved as talks continue over possible funding and service options.
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Irrigation bill passes House to governor in Kansas
The Kansas House approved a bill 113 to 10 with no debate, sending it to the governor. The measure allows southwest farmers atop the Hugoton field to construct their own gas lines when regulated providers refuse service, aiming to keep regional agriculture and the economy strong.
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