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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 2012

Page

3

KDOT bids approve multiple highway projects across Southwest District

Kansas Department of Transportation announced bids approved on November 14 in Topeka for state highway construction and maintenance. Projects in Grant County, Hodgeman and Clark counties, Gray County, and statewide divvied funds for overlays, milling, stockpiles, and recycling on U S Highways 50 283 183 and K 4 34 with multi million dollar totals and contractor names Bettis Bettis Asphalt Venture Corp J&J Contractors Venture Corp and others.

Kansas Department of Transportation Topeka Grant County Grant Stevens County J&j Contractors Hodgeman County U.S Hodgeman Ford County Venture Corp. of Great Bend Venture Corp Gray County U.S. 50 Cimarron Ash Street Clark County Kansas Oklahoma State Line Clark Bettis Asphalt & Construction Inc U.S. 183 Lane Ness County

Ugly Sweater Run in Lawrence Brings Holiday Fun

A 5K in downtown Lawrence starts at 2 p.m. Saturday near Watson Park with snow machines reindeer games and holiday music. Hot chocolate flows as awards are given for best mustache and sweater. Adults can enjoy beverages and participants are urged to donate aToy to Toys for Tots.

Lawrence Watson Park

Social media eyed as tool to curb disease spread

Kansas State University researchers study social media as a public health tool. They examine whether timely posts from authorities or trusted figures can rival vaccines and hygiene in reducing disease spread. Early findings point to targeting key groups and effective information distribution.

Manhattan Kansas State University

Kansas lawmakers stand firm against tax increases pledge case

U S Rep Tim Huelskamp and five of six Kansas lawmakers reaffirm their promise to oppose tax hikes, despite GOP criticism of the pledge as Washington negotiates a fiscal cliff. Moran did not respond. Pompeo Jenkins and Roberts defend keeping taxes low while urging spending restraint and reform.

U.S Tim Huelskamp Congress Lindsey Graham S.C Saxby Chambliss Peter King N.Y D.C Washington Huelskamp Pat Roberts Dodge City Jerry Moran Hays Mike Pompeo Richita Lynn Jenkins Topeka Americans For Tax Reform Grover Norquist Kevin Yoder Overland Park Kansas Moran Jenkins Obama Roberts

Rove warns Wichita crowd on fiscal cliff risk

Former adviser Karl Rove told a Wichita audience the United States may not avoid going over the fiscal cliff by year’s end but will face resolution of the broader economic challenges. He linked deficits and unemployment to tax hikes and spending cuts, urging focus on growth and restraint.

Rove Wichita U.S Karl Rove America George W. Bush Kansas Livestock Association Hyatt Regency Fox News Newsweek Rial The Wall Street Journal White House

Kansas GOP Convenes Annual Convention in Hutchinson

Kansas Republicans gather January 25 and 26 in Hutchinson for the state party’s annual convention at the 1st District Alamanda Inn. The event marks a rare move from Topeka, with Tim Huelskamp’s home city and Hutchinson’s Wichita proximity cited as factors. Speakers and meals are planned but not yet announced.

Kansas Topeka Clayton Barker Hutchinson Wichita Barker Salina Vention Randy Duncan GOP

Feds seek answers from Kansas abortion opponent in case over Tiller murder

The Justice Department asks a federal judge to compel Angel Dillard to answer questions about her ties to Scott Roeder, the man convicted in Dr. George Tiller's murder, and to admit statements she made to The Associated Press. The civil suit accuses Dillard of sending threats to a Wichita abortion trainer, while disputes over First Amendment rights and a 2011 AP quote surface. The case heads to trial in October 2013.

Wichita Justice Department Kansas George Tiller Associated Press Angel Dillard Dillard Tiller U.S Kenneth Gale Donald McKinney McKinney Scott Roeder Roeder Mila

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