Funding Cuts Threaten Social Services for Kansas Children
Kansas families and health workers warn proposed funding cuts to ACIL and SDSI would reduce eligibility for hundreds of children and adults, increasing hospital and clinic strain. Nurses note 300 to 350 statewide depend on this aid, with only about four in southwest Kansas likely to remain eligible under the plan.
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Kansas
Kid-Screen
ACIL
Jacinda
Tawnya Hamilton
Dodge City
Hamilton
Kathy Moen
Arevalo
Will
Mark Hinde
SDSI
Janice Thome
Dominican Sisters Ministry of Presence
Thomne
GCRC seeks changes to kiddie pool plan and tourism bid
City officials debate the kiddie pool location and the need for a separate lifeguard due to slip hazards from the wet transfer area. Budget constraints trigger revisions to a five year master plan as council weighs state tournament bids and bed tax changes to boost Garden City tourism and economy.
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Hooper
Washington
Finney County Convention and Tourism Bureau
The
Recreation Commission
Garden City
City Commission
Convention and Tourism Bureau
Christmas church services planned across Garden City
Garden City churches list Christmas Eve and Christmas Day plans including services at First Southern Baptist First United Methodist St Dominic Catholic Church and many others. Highlights include candlelight Holy Communion and carol readings with times at 5 p.m. 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Christmas Eve and morning services on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
First Southern Baptist Church
N. Third St
First United Methodist
N. Main St
St. Dominic Catholic Church
JC St
First Assembly of God
Campus Drive
Word of Life Church
Bible Christian Church
E. Mary St
The
Church of the Brethren
Eighth St
Brethren Singers
Community Congregational Church
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Main
Walnut Streets
Cornerstone Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fleming St
Fellowship Baptist Church
Mt. Zion Church of God In Christ
Calvary Assembly
Security alert tightens as officials brace for attacks
President Bush urged citizens to continue daily life while pledging government-wide efforts to shield Americans. The elevated alert cites corroborated intelligence that al-Qaida may strike nationally during holidays, with aviation a prime concern. TSA boosts airport inspections and parking limits. Coast Guard patrols expand near ports. Amtrak reports increased train patrols. airlines urge early arrival and luggage checks. FAA imposes stricter private pilot rules near the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
al-Qaida
White House
Scott McClellan
Homeland Security
Tom Ridge
TSA
Coast Guard
Amtrak
Air Transport Association
Federal Aviation Administration
Jury debates life or death for teen sniper Malvo
The eight women and four men jury in Chesapeake resumes deliberations on Malvo’s fate after closing arguments. Prosecutor Horan calls Malvo a prodigy in evil and notes his responsibility, while the defense presses for life in prison citing his disrupted childhood.
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Chesapeake
Lee Boyd Malvo
Robert F. Horan Jr
Malvo
Horan
John Muhammad
FBI
Linda Franklin
Home Depot
Washington
Craig Cooley
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Fuller
OIL Change Express
Ingalls Café
M&m
Carmelitas
Falls Cafe
S. Maine Ingalls, KS
Irs
Transportation Security Administration
Darrin Kayser
Nuclear Energy Institute
Steve Kerekes
Re Theater S
Pali Et al. Ie
Fisher&Paykel
Bencha
Panasorio Kalmae
Zenith
Fleming Garden City
Furniture Mart
Frontview
Amartgee.com
Howard Mille
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