Kansas coal bill heads to governor after Senate override vote
The Senate approved House Substitute for Senate Bill 327 by 31-7, setting up Gov. Kathleen Sebelius to receive the measure next week. She would have 10 days to sign or veto. she has pledged to reject any bill rolling back health and environmental protections. House passage stood at 75-47, nine votes shy of an override threshold. leaders aim to pressure House members as the session progresses.
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Love of song and dance drives Garden City vocal program
Garden City vocal music students describe their passion for singing and dancing. The High School Modern Show Choir plans spring break performances in Greensburg, Wichita, and Oklahoma City, with captain Josh Arellano noting the group’s enjoyment and commitment during Music In Our Schools Month.
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Garden City high school concert and shows listed for spring
March 31 pre contest music concert at Garden City High School leads to April 2021 melodrama Wash Your Troubles Away by the applied music class. May 5 choir concert and May 8 Garden City Community College vocal music event. May 12 GCHS Modern Show Choir variety show benefits others with performances for school and public. Perform, Page AS.
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Funding in Senate panel for FHSU academy
Senate Ways and Means endorsed a bill delivering 4.3 million dollars over six years for the Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Science at Fort Hays State University. With an August 2009 opening targeted, officials seek 295000 next year to continue development, while President Hammond urges clear future funding guarantees.
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Soaring prices boost rural Kansas economy amid grain boom
Record-high grain prices lift farm state commerce with equipment dealers backlogged for months, rising cropland rents and land prices. As spring planting nears, farmers weigh market volatility while city foreclosures and recession fears loom. Jere White notes rural money flowing despite national trends. Terry Kastens adds agricultural insights as grain markets surge.
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Kansas State University
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