Governor faces wide criticism on Kansas school funding
The Topeka Capital-Journal reports on Kansas residents reacting to Gov. Sam Brownback's school finance call as lawmakers prepare a new funding formula. Teachers and parents urged varied approaches from shifting athletics funding to private venues to adding a sales tax, while the state Supreme Court readiness hangs over the plan.
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Hugoton ethanol plant sold after bankruptcy sale closes
Abengoa cellulosic ethanol plant in Hugoton, once valued near 400 million, was sold at public auction after creditors forced bankruptcy. Synata Bio bid 85 million beating Shell by 8.8 million, but intellectual property rights and licenses remain with others. The plant, which produced no ethanol, employed about 50 people and shut in December 2015.
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St Catherine expands therapy options for child patient
Eight year old patient Ti Kimsey balances through new care at St Catherine Hospital. After a broken calf bone she joins the Inpatient Rehabilitation Department offering cognitive, physical, occupational, speech therapies. She visits three times weekly for outpatient therapy and aims for better mobility and wellness.
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