Picture This Bondo Mal and Dom Attend Quick Football Photo
Bondo Mal and Dom pose for a quick football picture before heading to a wedding reception. The trio shares a moment on set, with photographers capturing the scene as they prep for the celebration.
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Bondo
Mal
Dom
Energy bills hit southwest Kansas farmers hard
Melvin Hackett of Moscow farms 1000 acres of corn and 160 cattle facing a 33 percent rise in fuel costs while fertilizer rose 12 percent. Other growers report energy and fertilizer jumps of 30 to 50 percent as drought and higher prices squeeze profits. Industry figures show national fuel and fertilizer costs climbing from 1.35 to 1.7 billion between 2003 and 2005 as farmers struggle with limited price relief from government supports. Ag pressures extend to corn cotton rice dairy and poultry sectors with measures to curb hiring and tighten costs described by local operators.
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Moscow
Hackett
Ers
USDA
Bill Simpson
Grant
Stanton
Hamilton
Robert Colby
Haskell
Colby
Kansas House Votes to Preserve In-State Tuition for Some Immigrants
The Kansas House voted 63-58 to keep a 2004 law that allows students without lawful immigration status to pay in-state tuition at state universities, with a separate 62-59 vote sending tougher employer-hiring measures back to committee. Gov. Sebelius criticized repeal efforts, while supporters say the issue will return next year amid ongoing debate and federal challenges.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Doug Mays
Ropeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Becky Hutchins
R-Holton
Socks steal the show at western Kansas forensics meet
Cimarron High senior LeAnn Brown speaks eight to nine minutes on the history and tech of socks at Garden City High School forensics while 17 western Kansas schools compete in informative speeches and other categories. Meade High wins, Holcomb second, Jetmore third as students endure long, memory intensive rounds.
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Cimarron High School
LeAnn Brown
Garden City
Brown
Cimarron
Western Kansas
Meade High School
Holcomb High School
Jetmore High School
GCHS
Mellisa Bosley
Heather Collins
Cassie McDowell
Cheaper Fares Seen Benefiting Kansans Statewide
Supporters urge a $25 million subsidy to lower Wichita airport fares after Rep. Bill Light cited saving $200 by flying from Wichita. Sedgwick County lobbyist Andrew Schlapp and Rep. Brenda Landwehr argue lower prices help more than just Wichita or Sedgwick County and could keep airfare dollars in the state during a House budget committee hearing.
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Light
Wichita
Andrew Schlapp
Sedgwick County
Brenda Landwehr
Kansas
Finney County Economic Development interviews top candidate
The FCEDC board in Garden City interviewed the first of two finalists for its full time president post as part of a 10 year plan to revive the local economy. Eric Depperschmidt, former Ness County director and ex West Kansas district rep for U S Moran, discussed economic obstacles and plans with local officials and chamber representatives.
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Finney County Economic Development Corp
Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce
Carol Meyer
FCEDC
Eric Dopperschmidt
Ness County
Garden City
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