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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 2011

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Employers brace for health care changes in 2014 mandate

Dallas Scrip of Benefit Management Inc. told Garden City Area Chamber members that the 2014 health care mandate will require employers with 50 or more full time employees to offer minimum essential coverage. He noted penalties of 2000 dollars per full time employee for noncompliance, while predicting most western Kansas employers will comply to retain staff. He spoke at the MBA Lunch and Learn at the Americann on Kansas Ave.

Dallas Scrip Great Bend Scrip Scripp Kansas Western Garden City

Gov abolishes Kansas Arts Commission in reorg

Gov. Brownback’s executive order abolishes the Kansas Arts Commission effective July 1, shifting art programs to the Kansas Historical Society and forming a private foundation. The FY2012 proposed budget would fund $200,000 to aid the transition, saving nearly $600,000 from the general fund, potentially reducing funds for Garden City Arts and Southwest Kansas Live on Stage.

Kansas Arts Commission Garden City Arts Southwest Arts & Humanities Council Sam Brownback Kansas Historical Society The Historical Society Kansas Garden City Southwest Carole Geier Paula Slederbeck

Kansas House backs Kobach voter ID measure in 83-36 vote

The Kansas House approved Secretary of State Kris Kobach s election fraud bill requiring photo ID at polls and proof of citizenship for first time voters. The 83-36 vote sends the bill to the Senate with critics warning of turnout suppression and door to door registration hurdles.

Topeka Kan Kansas House Secretary of State Kris Kobach Senate Kobach Attorney General Attorney General’s Kansas Arizona GOP House

Weather Tonight and Saturday Forecast Update

Tonight will be mostly cloudy with a low of 22 degrees. Saturday expects partly cloudy skies with a high near 62 and a low around 24. Details are continued on page A8.

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