Rafah raid leaves teen dead as Israeli forces flatten homes
Israeli tanks and bulldozers swept into Rafah Gaza Strip driving away homes used by gunmen. A 17 year old Palestinian Mahmoud Agel was killed and at least 15 wounded as 18 homes were demolished. Dozens of residents surveyed wreckage at daybreak.
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Rafah
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Abdel Razek el-Majaida
U.N
Mahmoud Agel
Army
Olivier Rafowicz
Israel
Ariel Sharon
Sharon
West Bank
Ofra
Assaf Hershkovitz
Hershkovitz
Hila
ConAgra officials review damage estimates and incentives
Acromite said the third stage is assessment and decisions will be fact based. Local incentives offer up to 75 percent tax breaks for new construction over 10 years, with an extra 25 percent if a training center and recreational facilities, road improvements, and odor cleanup are included. company reps and chamber officials discuss community desires and ongoing updates with Finney County and Garden City leaders.
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USDA
Acromite
Finney County
ConAgra
Garden City
Bret Fox
Rick Hinojos
Mitch Menlove
Carol Meyer
Garden City Area
Meyer
Pete Olson
Bob Halloran
Chamber
Seaboard Farms Inc
Seaboard
Fox
Kansas farm incomes fall amid rising energy costs and drought
Kansas producers posted a 7.7 percent income drop with farm production valued at 214,104 dollars and 45,614 dollars in government payments. Energy costs rose sharply, irrigation costs surged 127 percent to 34,206 dollars per farm, and regional drought worsened outcomes. Net incomes varied widely by region and farm type, with dryland crops at 35,154 dollars and irrigated crops at 60,286 dollars. sow and litter farms at 137,405 dollars. cow herds 23,804 dollars. and dairy down 17 percent to 38,891 dollars. Kansas Farm Management Association operates under Kansas State University programs.
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Kansas
Albright
Kansas Farm Management Association
Department of Agricultural Economics
Kansas State University
Financial review details discretionary school funds process
Whitley explains that district staff review purchases from discretionary funds by account, initiator, and situation. Only authorized people can issue purchase orders, with under 300 needing a clerk’s approval and over 300 requiring Whitley’s sign off. Documents circulate to schools, the district, and vendor, with checks reviewed by business office staff and two board members assigned per meeting to review payable accounts.
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Whitley
Business Office
Board of Education
Strike deadline passes as writers resume talks in Los Angeles
Negotiations between Hollywood writers and producers ended after a 17 hour session with no new deal but promises to continue. A news blackout remains in place as both sides face a roughly 100 million gap in demands and await possible contract extensions or a strike vote.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Writers Guild of America
Cheryl Rhoden
Rhoden
Barbara Brogliatti
The
Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers
Writers Guild
Screen Actors Guild
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Districts trim budgets as Kansas schools face cuts
Kansas districts face deep budget gaps in fiscal 2002 with per pupil spending falling from 50 to 3870 dollars. Morland plans high school closure. 일부 districts cut staff, move students, and shift classes. Central Burden, Wallace, and Manhattan districts report layoffs, unfilled positions, new online options, and proposed budget measures to cope with reduced state aid and local funding constraints.
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Morland Board
Hoxie
Hill City
Charlotte Keith
Keith
Craig Grant
Kansas National Education Association
Grant
Cowley County
Central School Board
Jim Davenport
Davenport
Wallace County
Rex Bruce
Manhattan
Thomas Hawk
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Washington
Colin Powell
Rael
Agel
Financial Review
Nicole Faulconer
N. Main
Mario Lopez
Jean Castoe
RUTTER/CLINE/ ASSOCIATES, INC
Allstate
Writers Gain of America Spokes
Ggaolden Dragon Restaurant Fine Chinese
Carden City
Hi-Energy Weight Control Center
SouthWest
Harvest Pantry Wellness Center
Kansas Ave
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