Court narrows Arizona immigration law ruling scope
The Supreme Court limits state actions on immigration while upholding federal law, striking down key Arizona provisions requiring immigration papers, criminalizing work by illegal entrants, and arresting suspected illegals without warrants. The decision, tied to broader debates in the presidential race, spurs strong reactions from Obama and Romney.
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Kobach says Kansas has green light on immigration measures
Kansas officials including Secretary of State Kris Kobach say the Supreme Court ruling gives a green light to strong immigration steps such as broad E-Verify requirements and an Arizona style arrest provision. Critics warn the ruling does not prevent future challenges and caution lawmakers against copycat laws.
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City Workers Adjust Schedules For Extreme Heat
Garden City officials Sam Curran and Cliff Sonnenberg discuss heat adapting operations. Early starts, shaded or cooler tasks, and extensive hydration aim to protect parks street electrical crews. Despite 54 years combined service, no heat injuries reported, as crews handle calls and maintain equipment.
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Growth in Garden City airport enplanements boosts Dallas route
The Garden City airport shows May enplanements at 1,41% with a June projection near 1,500, marking a 50 percent rise over two year averages when Great Lakes Aviation served Denver. Local aviation chief Livsey cites regional travel demand, business development, and frequent flyer programs as drivers while planning a $400,000 parking expansion to ease growing car traffic and holidays demand.
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