Budget cuts in Kansas agencies threaten public safety
Kansas cabinet agencies warn a 5 percent budget cut would cost 17 million in corrections reductions and nearly 7 million for children and family programs. The Kansas Department of Corrections would cut 6 million in community corrections and 1.7 million in juvenile prevention, plus 2.5 million in mental health and housing services, while suspending mentoring and victim services.
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Topeka
Sam Brownback
Topeka Capital Journal
Brownback Administration
Kansas National Guard
Kansas Department of Corrections
Corrections Department
Dr Luther Fry Reaches Milestone With Final Cataract Surgery
Dr Luther Fry of Fry Eye Associates conducts his final cataract operation after more than forty years and over forty two thousand procedures. The longtime ophthalmologist, renowned for pioneering techniques, retires from active practice.
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Luther Fry
Fry Eye Associates
Fry
Fry Eye Surgery Center
Be Seeing You Procedure On Sept 15
Fry recounts his career total of surgeries with his wife Ardis correcting the figure. He estimates about 800 surgeries this year while noting the precise career total known in the records is 42 466. Details to follow on page A5.
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Ardis
Kansas corn harvest to exceed last year by up to 18 percent
The National Agricultural Statistics Service Sept 1 outlook projects Kansas corn production around 687 million bushels, up from 580 million last year. Dryland yields in southwest Kansas are forecast between 80 and 100 bushels per acre, well above the long term average. irrigated corn also shows strong prospects.
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Kansas
National Agricultural Statistics Service
Kscorn.com
John Holman
Annie's Advice A7 Classified Comics
A brief comic panel provides a light humorous note in the classified page, featuring a vignette that invites readers to ponder a playful twist on a daily routine. No further events or names are disclosed in the readable fragment.
Salvation Army and United Way collaborate on Pathway of Hope program
Directors Jeff and Joyce Curran outline a United Way funded effort at 216 N Ninth St to aid 1200 to 1400 people monthly. The Salvation Army operates six employees and 15 to 20 volunteers and oversees utilities aid food pantry after school camps and youth programs. The Pathway of Hope aims to help families break poverty cycles through collaboration and barrier removal. Joyce Curran emphasizes united resources focus and stronger outcomes.
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Salvation Army
Universal Christian Church
Jesus Christ
United Way
Joyce Curran
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