Resident to challenge nuisance charge near T Bone Stakes
Finney County Zoning Appeals will hold a Thursday meeting at the Administrative Center to hear Mike Foltz through attorney Charles Owen contesting a county finding of nuisance of appearance at his farm near T Bone Stakes and Schulman Avenue. A public hearing will review whether the nuisance exists under county rules and Foltz may appeal or farm legally under agriculture.
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Finney County Board of Zoning Appeals
T-Bone Stakes
Schulman Avenue
Mike Foltz
Charles Owen
Foltz
Finney County Administrative Center
Ninth St
County Commission
Planning Commission
Jim Neblett
Neblett
Canap- County
Pete Olson
Finney County Commission
USDA drops recruiting program affecting rural doctors
Rural hospital officials warn the end of USDA involvement in J-1 visa waivers will worsen doctor shortages in sparsely populated areas. The decision ends USDA facilitation of waivers for foreign physicians who train in the United States but must return home for two years. Kansas hospitals report difficulty attracting non J-1 physicians, with Winfield’s William Newton Hospital seeking a primary care doctor for Chautauqua County.
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United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Agriculture
Ann Veneman
Bush Administration
Usdas
Brownback
William Newton Hospital
Winfield
Kan
Chautauqua County
Danny Huckvale
Sedan
Scott City remembers Robert Courtney as a loyal, active teen
Scott City residents recall Robert Courtney as a clean cut, nice boy. The former Scott City resident pleaded guilty to 20 counts of tampering with chemotherapy drugs in a Kansas City federal court. He seeks more than $8 million in assets to compensate victims amid over 300 lawsuits.
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Scott City
Robert Courtney
Courtney
Kansas City
Assembly of God
Robert
Jean Hardy
Kansas lawmakers weigh shield for fertilizer amid meth thefts
Topeka Kansas lawmakers consider Senate Bill 489 to grant immunity to fertilizer owners when thieves tamper tanks and injure themselves. The measure targets anhydrous ammonia amid rising meth production concerns while not shielding victims suing owners for injuries. Industry advocates say the law would curb liability and insurance costs as meth labs proliferate in the state.{"}
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Doug Wareham
Kansas Agribusiness Retailers Association
Derek Schmidt
Independence
Five soldiers killed in Afghan missile defusal accident
In Kabul an explosion at a munitions point during a controlled blast of two Russian SA-3 missiles killed five soldiers, two German and three Danish, and injured seven others. Gen. Harald Kujat said the blast occurred as troops attempted to defuse the missiles near the German base. Chancellor Schroeder expressed condolences but urged no questioning of deployment.
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Germany
Harald Kujat
Kujat
Berlin
Jured
Gerhard Schroeder
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