Obama to push college affordability before KU visit
President Obama will propose expanding education tax credits to aid college students while ending one deduction. The plan backs a higher refundable portion of the American Opportunity Tax Credit and extends eligibility to part-time and nontraditional students, with five years of credit. It also targets Pell Grants, ROTC eligibility rules, and student debt relief options. The proposal, dense with changes, faces a skeptical Republican Congress.
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Southwest Kansas Master Gardener program call for applicants
Applications are open for the 2015 Southwest Kansas Extension Master Gardener training. Open to southwest Kansas residents, the program teaches horticulture and offers volunteer projects such as demonstration gardens and youth programs. Training starts Feb 4 with weekly sessions through March 25 at Finney County Extension Office. a 90 dollar fee applies.
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Planning for the Future: Who Gets the Farm seminar
University of Nebraska Lincoln professor Dr Ron Hanson leads a Feb 5 seminar in Garden City on family farm planning and communications. Other speakers cover KSU Foundation offerings and family relations with focus on soil health, farm finances, and estate concerns. Registration starts at 40 dollars with late fee 50, plus student discounts.
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Obama sees steady rise in polls ahead of State of the Union
As Barack Obama prepares his State of the Union address, polls show a sustained bump in his approval rating. The Washington Post/ABC News poll places 50 percent approving and 44 percent disapproving, a seven point rise since fall and the best showing in nearly two years. Gallup weekly averages show a narrowing deficit, signaling a trend rather than a blip.
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