Arizona immigration clash escalates as judge pauses law
Governor Jan Brewer vows to pursue ruling to the Supreme Court while U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton pauses key provisions of Arizona's immigration law. Threats and demonstrations increase as the 9th Circuit schedules a November hearing on the state appeal.
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U.S
Susan Bolton
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Jan Brewer
Supreme Court
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Paul
Biggs tightens focus on secretary of state issues in Kansas race
Incumbent Chris Biggs says voter fraud is not a Kansas issue after visiting county clerks across the state. He argues the secretary of state’s race should center on office related concerns, cites limited fraud cases in his prosecutor career, and favors broader voting access like satellite polling. He also links immigration to immigration policy, not voting fraud, and emphasizes aligning actions with Kansans’ needs.
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Secretary of State
Chris Biggs
D-Junction City
Biggs
Kris Kobach
R-Piper
Arizona
Kobach
Pro am rejects local woman’s application to play
Paula Van Norden, local golfer from Garden City, with a 19 handicap, has played two to three rounds weekly at The Golf Club at Southwind. She tried to enter the Southwest Kansas Pro-Am, now in its two day event next weekend, which supports the St Catherine Hospital Newborn Intensive Care Unit and has raised over $800,000 in thirty years.
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Garden City
Paula van Norden
Southwind
Southwest Kansas
St. Catherine Hospital
van Norden
Women barred from pro am stirs protest at tourney
In Southwest Kansas a men-only pro am draws criticism after the committee informs Van Norden that a format change excludes women from the pro am. She plans to play in the women’s tournament three days before the main event, calling the policy discrimination.
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van Norden
Sunflower power permit comment period extended
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment will extend the comment period for Sunflower Electric Power Corp. draft air quality permit for an 895 megawatt Holcomb coal unit. Hearings in Overland Park Salina and Garden City will precede the new timeline as KDHE awaits adjusted meteorological data. Federal and state officials found Sunflower’s data not adjusted for weather differences.
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Sunflower Electric Power Corp
Holcomb
Overland Park
Salina
Garden City
Sunflower
KDHE
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