Day of Service draws thousands to Bible Christian church
Crowds from across the community gather for the church's Day of Service offering identification kits for families. volunteers provide free medical screens, haircuts, clothes, and gas subsidies with interpreters and police traffic support. The event emphasizes nonjudgmental aid and Christ like service, with future planning for 2012 already underway.
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Cecilia Sherraden
Candy Gamino
Sherraden
Bob Bates
Gayle Miller
Brian Virgil
Virgil
Salvation Army
Bible Christian
Garden City Community College
Garden City Public Schools
Mellanna Johnson
Detroit
USD 457
Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center
Johnson
Luz Galindo
St. Catherine Hospital
Jamila Travers
Edith Scheuerman
Maria Arras
Valerie Rainman
Robert L. Hoch
Ronald P. Catanese
High Plains Urology
Garden City
Everard H. Hughes
South Wind
Russell Child Development Center
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
GCCC
Pat Pfenninger
Guillermina Hinde
Pfenninger
Bennie Jones
Bennie
Valero
Bates
Miller
Missoula
Mont
Reelene Stocklein
Steve Rupp
Frank Martin
Obama Plan Faces Budget Fight Over Medicare and Medicaid
The article outlines President Obama facing a House vote on Paul Ryan's spending plan with deep cuts to Medicare and Medicaid. Democrats label the plan draconian, while White House aides stress aim to spend within the nation's means and pursue compromise. Lawmakers probe funding through September amid debt limit tensions and potential government shutdown risk.
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House
Budget Committee
Paul Ryan
Ryan
Plouffe
ABC
Obama
GOP
Eric
Cantor
R-Va
Fox News
Chris van Hollen
D-Md
Mike Pence
Rind
Pence
John Boehner
Threats as a political fundraising tool evaluated
The article notes Donald Payne Jr used a Knicks Nets game to raise funds ahead of the 2012 election cycle while Barack Obama planned April fundraisers. Political scientist Joe Aistrup says parties leverage government shutdown fears to mobilize bases and money, citing past Clinton and Wisconsin dynamics. Kansas Democrats had no comment and representatives Yoder and Jenkins tied pay withholding to a shutdown.
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Donald Payne
D-N.j
New York Knicks
New Jersey Nets
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Aistrup
Wisconsin
Kansas
Democrats
Kevin Yoder
Overland Park
Lynn Jenkins
Topeka
Congress
Kansas weighs higher speed limits on crash risk and costs
KDOT will study crash histories on potential stretch changes and road features such as hills and curves. The plan to print aluminum signs with 75 printed faces costs roughly 16 000 to 24 000 dollars for about 550 signs. Officials note insurance impact is unlikely while Kansas Highway Patrol cautions that higher speeds raise kinetic energy and fatalities, with studies showing varied results.
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KDOT
Swartz
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Lisa Callahan
KTA
Michael Johnston
Miller
Kansas Highway Patrol
Baker
Kansas
U.S
Congress
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Russ Rader
The
Institute
Rader
New Zealand
House’ Transportation Committee
Kleeb
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