Wilder speaks at GCCC honoring MLK in Garden City
In Garden City the MLK Day program featured Wilder praising King's legacy as a movement for equal access and opportunities. BSU members recited poems by Black authors as Wilder noted Virginia’s long path to MLK holiday recognition and recalled the 1968 Memphis assassination amid tributes to past civil rights leaders.
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Giffords’ Husband Status Upgraded In Recovery Update
Doctors upgraded Gabrielle Giffords condition from critical to serious after three procedures. A breathing tube and feeding tube were adjusted to reduce infection risk. Doctors also removed bone fragments from her eye socket to relieve pressure. Jared Loughner remains jailed in Phoenix as investigators call him unstable and erratic. Kelly offered to meet with Loughner’s parents, who are in seclusion.
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GOP Erodes Jobs Estimate Citing 650000 Lost Workplaces
Republicans claim the health care law will cost about 650000 jobs by lowering labor supply. Economists warn the figure misinterprets CBO data and that many workers may retire or shift hours rather than be laid off, while debates over overall employment effects continue.
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Kansas Regents Back Brownback Budget Proposals
Kansas Regents react to Gov Brownback's plan calling for 105 million in research investments with half funded by general revenues. Universities would reallocate or raise equal private funds. KU and Wichita State pursue national cancer center designation and aviation research, while K State collaborates on the 451 million National Bio and Agro Defense Facility near Manhattan.
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