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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2010
Page
1
In a forward looking address the governor highlighted plans for economic development education and infrastructure expansion. The remarks emphasized resilience and collaboration with state agencies and local governments to build a stronger outlook for residents.
In Kansas City at Community America Baseball Park about 2,000 people gathered for a nighttime Tea Party rally with signs like Change It Back and Impeach Obama. Hundreds also turned out in Wichita and Salina as nationwide protests marked the April 15 tax deadline. Sherry Nachtmann of Blue Springs praised the event, while Kathie Glenn in Shawnee collected signatures to amend the state Constitution.
Kansas Governor Mark Parkinson vetoed a bill seeking to rewrite state rules on late term abortions. The measure would bar new late term providers after Dr. George Tiller’s May 2009 murder and allow suits against doctors. It would also tighten reporting on abortions after 21 weeks and viable fetuses.
Tea party supporters gathered in Lakin on April 15 2009 and again on Thursday night to urge action against government spending and health care reform. Organizers Alicia Adams and Debbie Jordan led speakers and activists including Damon Grusing who called for less spending and stronger constitutional values.
Agents raided van shuttle operators in Phoenix as part of a large smuggling probe into illegal immigrants.
Federal agents raided five shuttle businesses in Tucson and Phoenix, arresting dozens of van operators and alleged smugglers accused of moving illegal immigrants from the Mexican border to Phoenix. The action, described as ICE’s largest such case in seven years, disrupted a key trafficking link.
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