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Our View on Wheat Harvest and Prices in Kansas
As harvest wraps up in Kansas winter wheat, test weights exceed 60 pounds per bushel and protein remains high. Growers credit favorable weather and skill, but profits hinge on volatile prices and input costs. National and world oversupply has depressed prices, hitting Kansas elevators harder than others.
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Kansas Wheat Harvest Shows Mixed Yields and High Protein Hope
SWKTalk discussions flag mixed wheat yields with a bright spot in Kansas for above average winter wheat protein. High protein Sunflower State wheat could attract overseas buyers seeking premium quality, while Texas and Oklahoma still face lower protein levels.
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Eyewitness Voices on Oil Spill Beach and Barge Sinking
Quotes capture frustration over oil spill at Grand Isle and extreme heat in New York City. A Philadelphia incident details a barge striking a duck boat and sinking. two Hungarian tour group members remain missing.
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Jeffrey Boone
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Preamble of the First Amendment Cited
The text quotes the First Amendment language stating that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting its free exercise. It also protects freedom of speech, press, assembly, and petition the government for redress of grievances.
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Legal clash over Arizona immigration law fuels partisan duel
The United States and Arizona grapple in court over SB1070 style enforcement with the Justice Department and ACLU arguing it clashes with federal law while Arizona maintains alignment with federal intent. The dispute echoes political fights over immigration policy as Obama warns of a patchwork of laws and critics argue about enforcement priorities.
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Scant progress on climate front
An opinion piece traces past environmental gains under Gore and a broad activist push, then outlines current resistance from money and apathy. It notes continued subsidies for fossil fuels, expanding drilling in Alaska and the Gulf, Alberta tar sands expansion, and ethanol subsidies. The piece argues public support wanes, cap and trade falters, and policy shifts favor nuclear, ethanol, and clean coal.
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Weather risks and political fear in a warming world
Tina Dupuy argues that extreme weather amplifies society's problems from faulty construction to deregulation and disasters like the BP spill. She notes more US deaths from weather than in recent wars, cites NWS heat advisories for the Northeast, and critiques climate denial while urging attention to climate change and public health.
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William A Collins Former Norwalk Mayor and Rep
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