Tenant rights session at UMMAM focuses on leases and move in inventories
The first Taking Care of U sessions cover tenant duties and landlord rights. Experts advise reading leases and completing a move in inventory within five days, noting water damage mold or pests to avoid liability at move-out. Future topics include Medicaid with sessions at 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the UMMAM Community Health Center.
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Morland-DaVee
Morland- DaVee
UMMAM
Stephanie Waggoner
Garden City
Waggoner
Ummam Community Health Center
St. John St
Weekend rainfall lifts Kansas farms despite drought in west
Weather relief arrived for area farmers with weekend rain, especially in Finney and Haskell counties where Goss's farm logged 2.7 to 3.5 inches. Kansas crop conditions deteriorated, with 43 percent of corn in poor to very poor shape, soybeans 33 percent poor to very poor, and sorghum 37 percent poor to very poor. Garden City reported 0.68 inches Monday, July totals near 0.70 inches for July, and forecasts show no major rain ahead while the western third remains in extreme drought per the U.S. Drought Monitor.
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Ruthi
Wayne Goss
Finney County
Goss
Garden City
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
KASS
NWS
U.S
Kansas education funding fight faces fall court hearing
The Kansas Education Board, amid a lawsuit over cuts tied to the Great Recession, was told a fall 2013 hearing is likely with no funding hearing next year. Officials defend state actions while noting budget pressures from the lawsuit and federal health care law. Board members urged prioritizing needs and offered cost-cutting ideas such as redrawing districts and trimming admin roles to save hundreds of millions.
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Kansas
Brownback
Ken Willard
Hutchinson
Willard
Walt Chappell
Wichita
Statehouse
Chappell
Invisible Mexicans face identity gap in U.S. and Mexico
Thousands of Mexican immigrants in the United States lack birth certificates and Mexican IDs, leaving them unable to open bank accounts, marry, or obtain schooling. Mexican officials travel to New York to help register births and issue IDs, while consulates warn that many are vulnerable to arrest and family separation without proper documents.
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Waggoner
New York
Mexico
United States
Laura Rocio Ordonez
Ordonez
York City
Oaxaca
Brooklyn
National Institute of Statistics and Geography
National Registry of Population and
Guerrero
Chiapas
Veracruz
Hidalgo
Oscar Ortiz Reyes
BE Foundation
Right To Identity
Inter-American Development Bank
New York City
Carlos Sada
New Jersey
Connecticut
U.S
Los Angeles
Puebla
Haydee Reyes Soto
Soto
Sunflower CEO updates Holcomb expansion plans
Sunflower’s Lowry outlined regulatory and design challenges for a multi billion dollar Holcomb plant expansion. He noted EPA rule changes and permit delays, stressing a stable regulatory environment is needed while the project, expected to run five years, could create about 5900 job years and significant state income. The Garden City Noon Lions Club luncheon covered the issue amid local interest in reliable energy and low electrical rates.
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Lowry
Sunflower
Kansas Supreme Court
EPA
Kansas Electric Cooperatives Inc
Power Generation and Transmission Company
Holcomb
Baseload
Garden City
Noon Lions Club
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Finney
Haskell
Education Board
Knots
Bereks.com
Kelly Bliemeister
Dodge City
Blue Cross BlueShield
Alejandra Juarez Group
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