Tyson Holcomb plants cited by OSHA for safety violations
Federal OSHA fined Tyson Fresh Meals Inc. and Tyson Hides and Tannery in Holcomb 2,500 for five serious violations, one other than serious, and two repeat infractions from February inspections. Issues included excessive noise exposure, missing training records, inadequate machine guards, improper eye protection, and unclear exit routes. Judy Freeman stressed employer responsibility to protect worker safety.
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Tyson
Holcomb
Department of Labor
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Wichita Area
Tyson Fresh Meals Inc
Tyson Hides and Tannery
Bis
OSHA
Dakota City
Neb
Alfred
Judy Freeman
Wichita
Garden City High enrolls students for 2016-17 year
Incoming senior Ariel Garcia reviews enrollment sheets as Garden City High School students register for the 2016-17 school year. Identification photos are taken and new district students are assigned. Elementary through tenth grade start August 11 for a half day, with USD 457 students returning full time on August 12.
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Ariel Garcia
Garden City High School
Gov Brownback names three judicial appointees in Kansas
Gov. Sam Brownback announced Wichita attorney Jeff Dewey as 18th District Judge Blake Bittel of Hays as 2nd District Judge and Steen Santala of Salina as 26th District Magistrate Judge. All won party primaries and face unopposed November ballots. Santala is a former FBI agent and KU Northern graduate and fills the vacancy created by Tommy Webb’s resignation. The 26th District includes Grant Haskell Morton Seward Stanton and Stevens counties. Brownback previously left the vacancy to voters after 90 days, prompting legal challenges from three Southwest judges. The Kansas Supreme Court later ruled the governor need not fill the seat within 90 days.
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Topeka
Sam Brownback
Jeff Dewey
Wichita
Blake Bittel
Hays
Steen Santala
Salanta
Brownback
Santala
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Supreme Court
Southwest Kansas
KanCare backlog dominates Kansas Medicaid hearing in Topeka
Kansas lawmakers grilled KanCare contractor Maximus and KDHE Secretary Susan Mosier over a growing Medicaid application backlog. Officials cited 587 unprocessed cases, while advocates urged federal intervention. Remarks highlighted long delays, 200 page forms, and calls for navigators like ACA era programs to aid applicants.
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Topeka
KanCare
Kansas Department of Health and Enviroment
Daniel Hawkins
P-Wishita
Hawkins
KDHE
Susan Mosier
Octoer
Jim Denning
Overland Park
Laura Kelly
Kelly
Mosier
Jim Ward
Wichita
Mary Tibbets
Stormont Vail Health
Tibbets
Thhey
Kansas
Nichols
Maximus
South Topeka
Michael O'Donnell
Line Baylinson
US Health
Baylinson
Willie ‘Dove
R-Banner Springs
Lawamakers
Baylson
O'Donnell
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Linda Mowday
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Kansas Center For Assisted Living
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Ina Eri
Rocky Nichols
Disability Rights Center of Kansas
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