Clinton faces new GOP attacks at Democratic convention
Hillary Clinton denounces attack ads as John McCain prepares to name a running mate. Mitt Romney and Tim Pawlenty head to Denver to bolster McCain while Clinton's delegates weigh a potential compromise to unite Obama and Biden behind the Illinois senator. Bill Clinton attends Club of Madrid event as Obama leads the convention.
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Bond study to assess wetland status near school site
Atha said water once stood there but isn t present now and wetlands defined as areas saturated by water may need mitigation if developed. Terracon will conduct further review to determine whether any portion is a wetland and what actions would follow, with results due in about 15 days.
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Water funding marked by Kansas check on Colorado case
Kansas officials touted an $9.8 million grant from Colorado water litigation as a milestone for southwest Kansas. The funds, created in 1996 to support water projects, irrigation efficiency, and aquifer recharge, will be managed by Groundwater Management District No. 3 with local advisory oversight and aim to fund projects in Finney and Kearny counties including an alternate delivery system and Lake McKinney improvements.
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Schools plot cuts as KU and KSU face job losses
State higher education officials unveil plans to shave 16.1 million from this year and 55.7 million next year. KU could lose up to 100 jobs, while KSU may shed 180 positions. Community colleges consider tax hikes and up to 3 million in increased tuition to offset aid losses.
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