Egypt in turmoil as Islamists clash with opponents over charter
Cairo confronts escalating violence as supporters and foes of President Morsi battle outside the presidential palace wounding many and prompting resignations of four advisers. Opposition leaders demand rescinding decrees and postponing the December referendum while calls for dialogue grow louder from critics and international actors.
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Mahmoud Ghazlan
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Mahallah
Menoufiyah
Nile
Mohamed ElBaradei
Mubarak
NATO
Brussels
U.S
Hillary Clinton
Zaghloul el-Balshi
Al-Hayat
Garden City Airport Grows as Flights and Funding Rise
Increased enplanements push Garden City Airport toward 18 000 yearly boardings and a $1 million federal funding boost for snow removal and taxiway upgrades in 2014. Regional hub goal pursued as American Eagle expands connections and considers a third daily flight with load factors near 85 percent.
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Great Lakes Aviation
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Powell
American Airlines
England
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Mosaic seeks new executive director for Garden City office
Mosaic plans a national search for a new executive director. Penny Massa confirms advertising and recruitment are handled by the Omaha office while Mosaic serves over 3,700 people with 5,000 employees across 38 agencies in 10 states, with Liberal and Garden City offices involved.
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Jasper
Penny Massa
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Brownback Calls for Lawmakers to Close Revenue Gap
Kansas Governor Brownback urges lawmakers to pass tax cuts while exempting owners of 191,000 partnerships sole proprietorships and other businesses from taxes. Researchers estimate a 4.5 billion dollar six year impact but also a 2.5 billion shortfall. Critics balk at home mortgage interest deduction. Brownback stresses protecting education public safety and aid to the poor while pursuing growth driven revenue.
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Huelskamp calls ouster vindictive in committee handover
Annie Dwyer spokesperson for Jenkins notes multiple talks with Huelskamp since removal and options explored to restore a Kansas member to the agriculture committee. Pat Roberts speaks with Boehner. Roberts confirms talks but offers no details on changes. Huelskamp cites past removals and argues the need to keep NBAF support strong for Kansas and Manhattan.
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Pat Roberts
Roberts
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State Senate
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Senate
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Topeka
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