GCCC Trustees OK concrete parking lots and bids
The board approved a concrete replacement for Pauline Joyce parking with drainage and lighting upgrades. Bids ranged from 344,900 to 424,000, with CDW-Government low at 30,800 for 40 nursing lab computers. Roueche forecasts growth in community colleges as tuition costs rise. New hires and separations were announced, along with several promotions and vacancies.
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Swender
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Wichita
Dick Construction, Inc
Garden City
Lee Construction
Cdw-Government
Illinois
Genisys
Washington
MTC
Kansas City
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Iinois
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Roueche
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Takesha Watson
Matt High
Michael Boateng
Gina Gallardo-Cavasos
John Fairbanks
Lisa Gleason
ETS
Millions at risk of losing health coverage over missing documents
About 310000 people with citizenship and immigration document mismatches face loss of federal marketplace coverage on Sept 30 if they do not submit proper documentation by Sept 5. HHS and CMS plan multiple outreach efforts, with bilingual notices and reminders, to preserve coverage and resolve outstanding verifications.
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Washington
Obama
Department of Health and Human Services
Federal
Federal Exchange
Department
HHS
Marilyn Tavenner
Centers For Medicare & Medicaid Services
Tavenner
Study questions spike in Kansas uninsured rate
A Kansas analysis questions a Gallup survey showing higher uninsured rates while KanCare enrollment rose to about 426,000, including over 56,000 CHIP children. Officials cite Medicaid growth, possible sampling error, and broader ACA expansion effects, noting Census data lag and differing methodologies.
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Kari Bruffett
Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services
Bruffett
KanCare
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Mary Beth Chambers
Blue Cross Blue Shield of
U.S. Census Bureau
Census Bureau
The
Urban Institute
Davis leads Brownback by 10 points in Kansas governor race
A Rasmussen poll of 750 likely voters shows Paul Davis at 51 percent to Sam Brownback's 41 percent with 5 percent undecided. The survey, with a 4 percent margin of error, finds Davis more trusted on spending and taxes while voters view the budget troubles as worsening. Brownback trails on the state budget due to 2012 and 2013 income tax cuts.
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KHI
Kansas
Scott Brunner
Kansas Health Institute
Brunner
Gallup
Paul Davis
Sam Brownback
Rasmussen
Davis
Brownback
House
Veyed
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