Stop itch and allergy relief through nasal spray and precautions
Balazs outlines nasal spray use two to three sprays per nostril then blow. Immediate relief is common as allergens are cleared from the nose. He also recommends air purifiers or masks for mowing, OTC meds like Claritin or Allegra, dust mite pillow cases, masks for mold cleanup, hand washing after pet contact, and allergy shots for severe cases with tests guiding eligibility and a multi year treatment.
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FCEDC eyes sales tax campaign and prison talks
FCEDC plans seven sales tax committees led by an executive panel with a chair and chairpersons from each group. They aim to place the issue on the April 2007 ballot to refine messaging. Meanwhile, discussions include recruiting a state prison to Garden City to boost the economy, with a proposed area meeting with legislators. The FCEDC extends its chamber contract and schedules a June board retreat.
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Strip tillage gains traction at 31 Show in farming talk
Industry leaders Clark and Peterson discuss strip tilling benefits for soil compaction and planting consistency across corn milo soybeans and cotton. Southwest Kansas uses it routinely while western regions prefer no till. Guidance systems and rising fuel costs may accelerate adoption.
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Pentagon weighs military border security role vote separates
The 252 to 171 vote added a border security provision to a broader military measure. Talks with White House strategist Karl Rove in Texas centered on greater National Guard use to help enforce border control as Senate debate continues on tighter border rules, a guest worker program, and potential path to citizenship for many of the nation’s 11 to 12 million undocumented immigrants.
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Bush to address nation on immigration debate
President Bush will speak from the Oval Office Monday night on immigration, seeking support for a bill that could offer millions of illegal immigrants a path to citizenship. The White House requested networks for a 7 p.m. address expected to last under 20 minutes, as Senate leaders finalize a bipartisan framework with House negotiators.
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Kansas lawmakers end session marred by unfinished plans
State leaders express doubts about meeting needs and funding as legislators face budget gaps and rising costs. Debates over prison space, private facilities, and medical care persist while Sebelius health proposals fail to pass the House. Speaker Mays cites shifting priorities to schools.
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