Stop itch get allergy relief in southwest Kansas
Warren Balazs an ENT physician at Siena Healing Arts Building notes precautions to reduce allergy misery. He cites AAAAI guidance closing car windows avoiding drying sheets limiting outdoor activity when pollen counts high wearing sunglasses and showering at night. He warns harvest grain dust and cattle dander worsen symptoms and recommends saline nasal spray.
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Warren Balazs
Siena Healing Arts Building
American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology
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Strip tiller all the rage at 31 Show
Great Bend with the 31 Show spotlighting strip tillers as a hot agri culture trend. Unverforth Manufacturing of Kearney Nebraska displays and sells the implement while Orthman Agriculture promotes one pass soil work saving moisture and fuel. The machines connect planters to tillers to reduce trips and enhance conservation.
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Unverforth Manufacturing
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Doug Peterson
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Group plans for sales tax campaign in Finney County
Finney County Economic Development Corp plans an April 2007 sales tax campaign to fund a 10 year strategic economic plan. The extension would raise about 1.2 to 1.4 million dollars annually and create an independent FCEDC entity separate from the Chamber of Commerce. Ron Schwartz urges seven citizen committees including fundraising to lead the effort.
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Ron Schwartz
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Kansas lawmakers end session with mixed school funding plan
The 2006 Kansas legislative session ends with a $541 million three year school aid plan, Jessica’s Law, and crime bills, but stops short on prison space and expanding health coverage. Gov. Sebelius calls the school plan a victory, while concerns about court mandates and funding sustainability persist. If the court rejects the plan a special session may be required.
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Kathleen Sebelius
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Pentagon weighs military aid for border security
The Bush administration seeks ideas from the Pentagon to aid border security with Mexico as states pressure Washington. The Pentagon is asked to propose options including possible National Guard involvement while the House approves limited deployment under Homeland Security.
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U.S
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Homeland Security Department
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