Kansas Seeks Affordable Drugs For Uninsured Adults
Sebelius pushes Healthy Kansas to help uninsured adults buy cheaper prescription drugs through Kansas pharmacies. The plan aids those up to 200 percent of poverty, with seniors gaining Medicare coverage Jan 1. Programs target working adults, the elderly, and schoolchildren while exploring electronic records to cut health costs. Saudades.
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Cattle outlook stays muted as Japan ban lingers
Ranchers caution against high hopes Japan will lift its ban after a BSE case halted U S beef imports in 2003. Prices held steady around 91 per hundredweight for steers and 90 for heifers as area feedlot managers describe a wait and see stance. Kansas cattle remain vital to the state’s economy with 6.65 million head and more than 18,700 jobs tied to meat processing industries.
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McKinley Leaves Downtown Vision for GCCC Role
Liz Sosa notes the move bittersweet as McKinley joins GCCC with HR leadership duties in staff recruitment policy compliance and benefits. The 12 member president's cabinet will host her while Downtown Vision searches for a new executive director after her Jan. 4 start.
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