Community Health Coalition backs CAPE program in Finney County
Finney County joins 10 pilot communities in the CAPE project to boost behavioral health planning and education. The FCCHC will help identify prevalent problems, gather data, and create a decision maker tool kit to guide funding and prevention efforts across alcohol and drug treatment, domestic violence, and related concerns.
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Finney County
Finney County Community Health Coalition
FCCHC
Voter Citizenship Ruling Sparks Online Dissent
A Kansas Arizona voting rights ruling drew online remarks urging to vote out officials, as readers respond to a federal judge's decision requiring federal help to enforce new voter documentation of U.S. citizenship. Also referenced is AgEagle Robotic Aircraft drone tech used for agricultural field imaging and mosaic creation for informed land management.
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Arizona
U.S
Beau Dealy
AgEagle
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Outsider candidates face learning curve in modern campaigns
Chapman Rackaway from Fort Hays State analyzes movement conservatives pushing Tea Party style outsiders like Dr Milton Wolf in Kansas. He notes fundraising gaps, poor messaging and unprofessional conduct risk damaging a potential Republican path, risking a hard primary then a defeat in November.
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Republican Party
Kansas
Milton Wolf
Wolf
Obama
Pat Roberts
Roberts
Todd Akin
Christine O’donnell
Richard Mourdock
O’donnell
Mourdock
Indiana
Chad Taylor
Taylor
Washington
Movement
Kochs and Bachmann in a clash over school reform and billionaires
The piece argues that public school reform debates pit reform advocates against the Kochs and allied conservatives. It portrays Bachmann praising billionaire donors, accuses opponents of delaying grand bargains for schools, and predicts the Success Academy rivals will spread if parents push for proven outcomes. It blames plutocratic influence for political gridlock while urging sense and constitutional balance.
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New York
Success Academy Network
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Harlem Educational Activities Fund
Washington
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David Koch
Michele Bachmann
Koch Brothers
Bachmann
Lars Larson
Success Academy
Congress
Fred
John Birch Society
William Buckley
National Review
David
Charles
No Free Money in Kansas Medicaid Expansion
Kansas budget expert Steve Anderson argues that expanding Medicaid under Obamacare would cost taxpayers between 822 million and 1.39 billion over a decade, despite federal promises. He warns of higher state payments after phasing in funding, with education and transportation likely suffering first.
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White House
Washington
Steve Anderson
The
Kansas Policy Institute
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