Health officials warn of second H1N1 wave in Kansas
Kansas health officials caution of another H1N1 wave with holiday travel and return of students. KDHE reports absenteeism back to normal, hospitals see fewer flu-like cases, while Finney County expands free vaccination and clinics resume in January. Vaccines remain prioritized for pregnant women, children, and those with chronic conditions.
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Copenhagen climate talks yield fragile accord with mixed reactions
Obama calls an unprecedented breakthrough as nations outline actions to cut emissions, while leaders from Merkel to Barroso express disappointment. Developing countries condemn the process, and activists say the deal lacks binding targets. Delegates push toward a final plenary amid deep US China divisions.
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Kansas schools push budget cuts to court for funding
Kansas education leaders plan to reopen or file a new lawsuit to obtain funding they argue the Constitution guarantees. The effort follows $241 million in state aid reductions since 2009, with Wichita and Garden City districts joining in.
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Jensen named Senior Center director in Finney County
Barbara Jensen will lead the Senior Center of Finney County, bringing finance and grant writing experience to support evolving needs of elderly customers. The center serves about 50 diners daily, with a 2010 budget around 1.25 million dollars funded by county agencies, state programs, local donors, and the community.
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