Obama Romney clash in first debate over taxes and jobs
In Denver Obama and Romney spar over deficits taxes and job creation as the economy remains the central issue. Romney accuses Obama of failure. Obama says Romney would double down on failed policies. Public polls show Obama with a slight edge in battlegrounds as campaigns press forward with five weeks left.
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Sheriff Pushes County Dog limit for residential areas
At Finney County Commission, Sheriff Kevin Bascue urged a resolution to cap dogs in county homes outside city limits. City rules allow two dogs and three cats per household. He cited cases of excess dogs in subdivisions north of Garden City and described neglect requiring grooming and care.
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GCHS enrollment rises on preliminary figures
Unofficial figures as of Sept 20 put Garden City High School at 2,032 students, up 78 from official 2011 12 enrollment of 1,954. USD 457 officials caution the numbers are preliminary and not audited, with February statewide audit finalizing district wide counts and state aid implications.
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Kansas jobs to rise 1.8 percent next year says Wichita State
Kansas will add about 24 175 jobs next year with gains led by professional and business services education and health services and leisure and hospitality. Government and information sectors may lose jobs.
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