Public health delay over raw milk outbreak in Kansas
Our View condemns the two month delay in alerting the public about a Kearny County outbreak tied to cheese from unpasteurized milk. Sixty eight sick, two hospitalized, with calls for timely warnings, transparent reporting, and public education to prevent further illness.
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Kansas
Kearny County
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Department of Agriculture
Kearny County Health Department
KCHE
Southwest Kansas
Reno
Missouri Utility Warns Of Prolonged Power Outages
Ed Bettinger of Public Service Company describes a winter storm disaster in Missouri as a war zone with power restoration likely taking a week to ten days for all customers. The statement underscores severe regional outages and the ongoing recovery effort.
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Ed Bettinger
Missouri
Public Service Company
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Preamble of the First Amendment Text
The excerpt presents the First Amendment limits on government power. It bans establishment of religion, protects free exercise, and safeguards freedom of speech and of the press. It also guarantees the right to peaceably assemble and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
Sunflower argues Kansas openness boosts economy through energy exports
Kyle Nelson of Sunflower Coalitions says exporting electricity to neighboring rural cooperatives lowers power costs for Kansas members and brings in regional revenue. Opponents fear higher local rates and view exports as masking an isolationist stance that harms Kansas business.
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Holcomb
Kansas
Sunflower
MEEC
Missouri
Arkansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
America
Perus Free Trade Agreement risks U S family farms says Mississippi farmer
Ben Burkett a fourth generation farmer from Petal Mississippi and vice president of the National Family Farm Coalition argues the Peru Free Trade Agreement repeats NAFTA's failings harming rural livelihoods and food security He warns of job losses and market displacement for American and Peruvian farmers and urges rejection of the deal and others with South Korea Panama and Colombia
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House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
Peru
Mississippi
NAFTA
Heinz
Vlasic
Mexico
FTA
United States
World Trade Organization
WTO
California
Washington
del Monte
Green Giant
South
Central
Latin America
Ben Burkett
Petal, Miss
National Family Farm Coalition
MinutemanMedia.org
Actions Still Matter Most in Presidential Leadership
Opinion argues the presidency is a secular office and religion should not drive politics. It warns against overlegislation, stresses judging leaders by actions over words, and calls for a secular, independent thinker to lead the United States from its current deep political and economic troubles.
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George Washington
Brad Pitt
New Orleans
9Th Ward
Ayatollah
United States
Letter to Charley Reese at Orlando PO Box 2446
A correspondence item directed to Charley Reese requesting mail delivery at the Orlando Florida address P O Box 2446 32802. The note specifies the recipient and routing details for future mail.
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Charley Reese
P.O. Box
Orlando
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