Huelskamp quotes on agricultural parity cited in dissertation
The Capital-Journal notes Huelskamp’s doctoral paper criticizes New Deal era subsidies and price supports as ignoring productivity gains. It discusses parity as a former rallying cry for farmers, contrasts direct subsidies with crop insurance, and mentions Huelskamp’s stance on price less coverage in the 2014 farm bill. Rackaway cites the citation.
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Fort Hays State University
Fire officials urge caution over Fourth fireworks use
Firefighters from Central and Labrador stations will patrol city areas to curb dangerous displays amid concerns about nuisance and safety. Violations carry fines up to 190 dollars with prohibited aerials. Tips include reading labels, using only reputable sources, appointing a designated shooter, supervising children, and soaking spent fireworks. An activity snapshot notes injuries and past incidents in Kansas.
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Firework Safety Rules and Legal Restrictions
Firework safety tips include prohibitions on shooting from or near vehicles and stands, and near gas or liquid storage. Wear eye protection, avoid indoors use, keep water handy, light one at a time, and do not relight malfunctioning devices. Store in a cool dry place and avoid homemade fireworks.
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Jessica Barbo
Ulysses
Highway 50
King to resign as KDOT secretary amid Wichita job offer
Kansas Transportation Secretary Mike King, in office four years, will resign in July to join a Wichita company. He will return to private business, stating it is time for new leadership at KDOT and the Kansas Turnpike Authority. King plans to base himself in Hesston to support his family.
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Kansas Department of Transportation
Wichita
Mike King
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Kansas Turnpike Authority
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KTA
Kansan
Hesston
Harvest Yields Seen Strong Across Kansas Wheat Crop
Kansas Wheat reports 58 percent of the wheat harvest complete with southeast Kansas at 91 percent and south central at 74 percent. Farmers note debris from a tornado complicates harvesting, while test weights run 63 to 64 pounds per bushel and protein about 11 percent. Local growers Jason Ochs and Gary Gantz report yields near 50 bushels and a hopeful, improving year.
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Kansas Agricultural Staistics Service
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Kansas
South-Central
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KASS
Jason Ochs
Syracuse
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Gary Gantz
D.E. Bondurant Grain Co
Jess City
Gantz
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