Karlin named deputy superintendent for USD 457
Garden City USD 457 elevates Technology Director Steve Karlin to deputy superintendent effective immediately. Karlin, in his 18th year, will retain tech duties while adding oversite of personnel, student services, and instructional programs. Salary rises to 92744. Ford had 96623 before resigning. Superintendent Atha praised Karlin's experience and community ties.
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Julie Ford
Garden City
USD 457 Board of Education
Steve Karlin
Karlin
Rick Atha
Ford
Atha
Immunizations at MAM Offer Affordable Care in Garden City
Marisela Renteria brought her 4 month old José to United Methodist Mexican American Ministries for vaccines including pneumococcal conjugate and polio. The clinic, at 712 St John St, administers about 9,000 vaccines and 3,000 TB tests yearly, charging $1 per shot for the uninsured or those without coverage.
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Marisela Renteria
José
Carlotta Patterson
Patterson
United Methodist
Renteria
St. John St
Victor Ornelas Elementary
E. Spruce St
Ance
Finney County
Victor Ornelas
United Methodist Mexican-American Ministries
Baghdad Postponed Ballot Audit Probes Vote Totals
Iraq election commission resumes tallying ballot boxes after sandstorm cleared. Officials say audits may reveal irregular totals in 12 Shiite and Kurdish provinces, while insurgent attacks persist. U.S. Marines report fatalities near Rutba as the war toll rises to 1,978.
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Iraq
Election Commission
U.S
Rutba
Associated Press
Adil al-Sami
Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq
Moran Presses to Reverse FSA Office Closures
Kansas congressman Jerry Moran urged USDA officials to rethink a plan in the FSA Tomorrow proposal that would close or relocate about 30 percent of the 2,300 farm service agency local offices nationwide after meetings with Kansas farmers.
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Kansas
Jerry Moran
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Farm Service Agency
Usdas
FSA
Bond vote planned for Kearny County health care project
Deerfield residents will vote October 25 on a 9.2 million health care improvement bond to remodel and expand Plains Retirement Village, funded as a general obligation bond at 3.25 percent interest with a seven year repayment. Several citizens attended a discussion with Kearny County Hospital officials and a bond representative.
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Kearny County
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