Lawsuit Alleges Fire Deaths Prompt Failure to Maintain Detectors
The wrongful death suits claim the Nolls breached duties by failing to equip and maintain smoke detectors and a safe home for a quadriplegic resident and three children. They allege Windsor Place At Home lacked 24‑hour care at the time, contributing to deaths in Sedgwick County. Windsor says the client self-directed care and hired caregivers, with administrative support from the agency.
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Drought expands disaster area as farm aid widens reach
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack opens 3.8 million acres to haying and grazing to aid drought hit ranchers. Nearly half of U.S. corn and 37 percent of soybeans are poor to very poor, with three quarters of cattle land drought affected. Illinois faces record heat and dryness. drought relief expands to 66 Illinois counties.
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Powell backs tax cut plan to aid Kansas growth and jobs
Kansas candidate Powell frames governor proposal to eliminate state taxes on business income on individual returns and cut personal rates as a path to more jobs and population growth. He also urges school finance reform and notes alignment with conservative Republicans in the primary, while detailing district coverage and future election expectations.
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Morris Sees Sunflower State Growth Tied to Jobs, Budget Risks
Senate President warns of potential budget shortfalls totaling 270 million for 2014 with deficits possibly reaching 2.7 billion over four years per Kansas Legislative Research Department. Governor says job growth and new business could offset revenue losses, while Morris questions forecasts and criticizes recent Senate actions and tax cuts. He touts a pro growth, pro business record and conservative Republican values.
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