Kobach Tours Garden City Discusses Voter ID Law
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach spoke to about a dozen in Garden City about the new voter ID law requiring valid photo ID at polls and for absentee ballots and proof of American citizenship for newly registering voters starting Jan 1, 2018. He is known for helping draft anti illegal immigration measures in Arizona and Alabama while touring to educate voters and local officials.
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Kris Kobach
Garden City
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Kobach
Arizona
Alabama
Carol Brown
Finney County
Coal use declines as utilities switch to gas in US
Utilities pivot away from coal to cleaner natural gas as the share of power from coal is projected to drop below 40 percent this year, a record low since 1949. Analysts say the peak has passed and the shift may push coal near 30 percent by decade's end.
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New York
America
U.S
Jane-Lin Wang
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Kansas official objects to evolution stance in draft standards
Kansas State Board of Education member Ken Willard urged that concerns about evolution be treated seriously as 26 states and the National Research Council draft common science standards for public schools. He called the draft flawed in its treatment of evolution, while noting adoption by Kansas may wait until next year with possible board changes after elections.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ken Willard
Randalls continue four generation farming in Scott County
Richard Randall and his wife Glenda farm 4,500 acres in Scott County with Glenda’s family since 1969, tracing roots to 1909. They monitor crop moisture, test weights of 60–62 pounds per bushel, and 12–13 percent moisture while embracing new technology and GPS data. Randall serves on the Kansas Wheat Commission as harvest nears day 13 of 2012 wheat harvest.
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Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
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Schemm
Greeley County
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