Tornadoes hit Garden City in 1967 with no warnings
Forty years after Garden City was struck by deadly twisters, locals recall the lack of sirens and media alerts in 1967. Modern warnings via radio TV and online tracking reduce loss of life, yet experts warn climate change will require more funding for forecasting and response to deadly storms.
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Malaysia official cites green hypocrisy at forum
Deputy Finance Minister Nor Mohamed Yakcop of Malaysia says developed nations are hypocritical for criticizing China’s emissions while relying on Chinese cheap labor to fuel pollution heavy industry. He spoke during a World Economic Forum on East Asia discussion.
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Posny Takes Kansas Education Chief Post Amid Political Ties
Alexa Posny, 55, becomes Kansas state education commissioner as moderates gain board control past Corkins. She vows to champion all kids, readying them for college or work, while facing No Child Left Behind changes, funding increases, and 1100 teacher vacancies. John Milburn reports from the Statehouse.
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Univision debate sparks fluency debate in 2008 race
Campaign coverage on Univision's first presidential debate in Spanish reveals divisions on whether candidates should answer in Spanish. Richardson and Dodd back Spanish participation, while Romney and McCain weigh English only, and Giuliani and Obama did not respond by deadline. The piece questions the impact on Hispanic voters and media fairness.
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Nutsedge considered world’s worst weed, spreads widely
Arkansas weed scientists describe purple nutsedge as prolific, reproducing by seeds, rhizomes, and tubers. In a 43,500 plants per acre plot, it rose to over three million per acre in one season, able to grow through asphalt and pool barriers.
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