Schnoor follows faith into music and charity work
Former G C resident Heather Schnoor pursues a Christian music career producing an EP with Adam Smith and writing most tracks. She aims to open a Christian nonprofit home for single mothers in Nashville within five years, offering housing, budgeting and job help, while giving back to Nashville through holiday charity.
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Schnoor
Adam Smith
Jordin Sparks
Nashville
Heather
Heather Schnoor
Tax petition on tax credits reaches lawmakers in Kansas
Delegation from the County Chamber of Commerce led by Jon Daveline backs a five year phase out of the production tax credit with 872 signers from seven states. Kate Van Cantfort of Climate and Energy Project and Dorothy Barnett pushed petition as districts from Rep. Huelskamp and Rep. Yoder receive copies. Officials note several federal credits expire and a fiscal cliff package is possible. Huelskamp did not comment.
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Jon Daveline
Climate and Energy Project
Kate van Cantfort
Dorothy Barnett
van Cantfort
Kansas
Kevin Yoder
Roverland Park
Huelksamp
R-Fowler/ Hutchinson
Mike Pompeo
Wichita
Lynn Jenkins
Topeka
Jenkins
Yoder
Pompeo
Bell
White House
Fiscal cliff splits big small businesses in tax debate
Washington AP reports the fiscal cliff dispute divides corporate leaders and small business advocates over tax policy. Obama pursues higher top rates for households earning over 250000 while offering corporate tax reform, though small businesses fear rate hikes and loss of deductions.
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Washington
Barack Obama
Obama
White House
Chris Whitcomb
National Federation of Independent Business
Business Roundtable
Engler
Dave Camp
House
Ways and Means Committee
The
Congress
Joint Committee On Taxation
Kansas officials model fiscal cliff impact on jobs and funding
State officials, using REMI and federal data, warn a federal budget cliff could curb Kansas job growth and reduce defense spending. They estimate 210.1 million in DPS sequester effects, with 182.4 million in procurement, while Gov. Brownback staff expect Washington to reach agreement. Kansas plans to shield essential services and note 22,900 projected new jobs next year sans cliff.
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Bureau of Economic Analysis
Evans
Federal Funds
National Governors Association
National Conference of
Kansas
Hill
Sherriene Jones-Sontag
Sam Brownback
Washington
REMI
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Mitch McConnell
Kentucky
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Exxon
Michael Duke
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Michigan
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Export Council
Romney
Blair House
Pennsylvania Avenue
National Security Council
Cliff
Lindsay Byrnes
Frank Hansen
Geetha Somasheker, M.D
Edward Mangosing, M.D
Jack Jaeger, M.D
Rashi Agarwal, M.D
East Spruce
Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Siena Medical Clinic
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