Sunflower plant expansion advances after Kansas Supreme Court ruling
The Kansas Supreme Court upended environmental challenges by upholding a permit for Sunflower Electric Power Corp. to expand its Holcomb coal plant. The decision preserves a long battle over emissions, cost, and long term energy needs while highlighting shifts toward cleaner or alternative sources.
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Threats against Horace Good Middle School investigated
Garden City Police investigated threats made against Horace Good Middle School reported in today's edition. Sgt. Andy Roush described the timing around spring break and the need for thorough investigation to provide answers. The discussion included reactions to a proposed federal budget and potential impact on services in the region.
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Garden City
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Purity and politics in health care debate heats up
The piece discusses conservative demands for purity in a House health insurance bill, the struggle to secure enough Republican votes, Pence's assertion of repeal and replace goals, and CBO projections. It notes the arcane Senate budgeting rules and the potential gap for the poor between Medicaid and new reforms, with amendments promised to address conservatives' concerns.
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HHS
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Welfare queen to Detroit single mother in budget clash
Kathleen Parker critiques the Trump budget blueprint tied to cuts in arts sciences and diplomacy to fund a defense build up. She notes Mulvaney's remark about asking a Detroit single mother to pay for programs and warns of harm to NPR CPB NASA and NIH while arguing the concept of great ness is flawed. The column links Reagan era stereotypes to current policy and questions congressional approval prospects.
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National Ag Week Highlights Agriculture’s Critical Role
John Schlageck urges recognition of agriculture during National Ag Week March 19 to 25. He notes agriculture fuels daily life, supports economies, and offers career opportunities, stressing schools and communities should broaden agricultural education and awareness.
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