Family heart drive aids mom in need of kidney transplant
Sofia Vilaysing volunteers to donate a kidney to her mother Morn Vilaysing after a series of match attempts. The family faces high surgery costs as COBRA coverage lapsed, seeking help through a community donation drawing called Family Ties organized with local businesses. Call 521-9325 to contribute.
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Webb
Garden City
Sofia
Morn
Sofia Vilaysing
Tyson Fresh Meats Inc
Denver
Vilaysings
Roger Vilaysing
Vilaysing
J & M Paint and Decorating Center
Corner On
Linenberger Jewelry
Goldworks
Brown
Riddle’s Jewelry
Lone Star Steakhouse
Morn Vilaysing
Phillip
Mom
Ana
Kansas seeks more FEMA aid for 44 counties hit by winter storm
FEMA says public assistance covers 75 percent of eligible costs for disaster relief in 44 counties led by Haskell County with damage around 32 million. Officials report extended power outages, downed lines, and road damage while Kansas seeks broader USDA support for farmers and ranchers affected by the storm and drought across 2005–2007.
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FEMA
Public Assistance
Moran
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department
USDA
Haskell
Jery Bailey
Ulysses
Kearny
Grant
Bailey
Sublette
Gene Ochs
Ochs
Wallace County
Decline of Operation Rescue echoes in Wichita protest history
A sprawling Wichita protest history shows Operation Rescue once drew thousands to demonstrations at abortion clinics. By 2001 the movement shrank to hundreds, with leaders calling it a historical remnant while federal restrictions, infighting, and name changes weakened the group nationwide.
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Operation Rescue Group
Wichita
Operation Rescue
Frances Kissling
Catholics For Free Choice
Newman
Christian Life
Wichita’s
Operation Rescue West
Internal Revenue Service
Kansas faces mixed reaction to proposed tax repeal plan
Kansas debate centers on phasing out the estate tax and cutting corporate fees. Officials note revenue loss must be offset by local funding. Sebelius proposes raising exemption to 1 million dollars, potentially freeing 16,000 more firms, while cutting corporate income taxes for all.
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Tallman
Kansas
Secretary of State
Chris Courtwright
Kansas Legislative Research Department
Sebelius
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