Finney County approves grant funds for police and emergency ops
Finney County commissioners OK a grant plan to switch to laptop based communications and expand a law enforcement operations center. The package includes 496635 for mobile data terminals in 1998 and 50000 for a basement meeting room upgrade, with 74000 for mass destruction equipment and 22000 to train staff. Authority questions linger over rural funding and future Homeland Security grants.
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District approves expanded drug testing policy guidance
USD 466 officials discuss adding a grade level focus to drug testing and allow second offenses with treatment proof to keep students in activities. The board explores random testing costs of 26 to 30 dollars per student and potential funding from local sources.
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South Korean captive in Iraq believed alive amid deadline and attacks
Reports say a 33 year old South Korean employed by a Baghdad trading company remained alive after a deadline passed as militants linked to al Qaida threatened his life. Baghdad endured mortar strikes and gun assaults as U S and Iraqi forces prepared to transfer sovereignty.
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Scott City Ballot to Raise Local Option Budget Increase
USD 466 voters will decide Aug 3 on a local option budget increase tied to a $14.75 million Scott Community High School renovation. District officials target two years of new facilities funding. a half mill hike would cost a $69,000 home about $4 annually, with potential $250,000 extra state aid if LOB is maximized.
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Judge approves Wal Mart sex discrimination class action
A federal judge certified a class action against Wal Mart Stores Inc for sex discrimination, potentially representing up to 1.6 million current and former female employees. The suit alleges pay gaps and fewer promotions for women. Wal Mart plans to appeal, no trial date set, and stock dipped.
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