Brownback selects Moser as health department chief
Dr. Robert P. Moser Jr. will head the Kansas Department of Health and Environment under Gov. Sam Brownback’s administration. A former rural physician and medical director, he is noted for supporting economic development while stressing efficient environmental permitting.
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Robert P. Moser Jr
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Moser
Sam Brownback
Tribune
Department of Health and Environment
Brownback
Greeley County
Greeley
Greeley County Emergency Medical Services
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Wichita
Bob Moser
Rick Kellerman
Department of Family and Community Medicine
KU Med School
Kansas Academy of Family Physicians
Kansas Emergency Medical Technicians Association
Brownback to push marriage friendly welfare rules
Kansas Gov elect Sam Brownback announced two cabinet appointments to social services and health and environment. He said welfare rules discourage marriage and pledged to address the issue as Robert Siedlecki Jr. becomes secretary of social and rehabilitation services and Robert Moser Jr. becomes secretary of health and environment.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Brownback
Statehouse
Robert Siedlecki Jr
Robert Moser Jr
County stands firm on cleanup efforts
Finney County commissioners deny Marcus Horney’s request to rezone his 1070 Ceding Place property from low density residential to main tenance storage for automobile hobby work. The Planning Commission recommended denial to avoid undermining a countywide cleanup plan and a new part time code enforcement officer.
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Finney County
Gulf Acres
Town Garden City
Marcus Horney
Ceding Place
Tim Hamilton
Planning Commission
Obama to sign bill overhauling food safety rules
President Obama plans to sign a 1.4 billion food safety overhaul giving new powers to boost facility inspections and require recalls of tainted products. The measure, aimed at preventing E. coli and salmonella outbreaks, marks the first major update since the 1930s and follows concerns raised by peanut butter and egg contamination.
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Washington
Barack Obama
Sasha
Obama
Congress
U.S
Kansas wheat in poor shape without rainfall
Kansas remains the nation’s top winter wheat producer with much of the crop in poor to very poor condition after a dry December. Dighton grower Ron Suppes reported only about a quarter of his fall-planted wheat had had enough moisture to germinate, and lack of snow now leaves the crop exposed to wind and freeze damage.
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Wichita
Kansas
Agricultural Statistics Service
Ron Suppes
Western
Suppes
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
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Annie
Leben
Jay Beaver
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Jfbeaver Advertising
Garden City
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