Barnett Promises Tough Immigration Stance in Garden City Stop
Kansas gubernatorial candidate Barnett told voters in Garden City he would oppose driver licenses for undocumented immigrants and in state tuition for them. He urged English as the official language, tougher hiring rules for firms employing illegals, and emphasized boosting wind power and grain research at Kansas State University to advance the state’s future. Western Kansas needs attention, he said, as Sebelius eyes Washington.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Barnett
Kansas
Kansas State University
AdAttack Regime Ad Draws Governor Campaign Fire
A Kansas political ad run by a 527 group accuses Governor Sebelius of misrepresenting her record while Kline campaign staff defend the group behind the ad as tough on crime. Sebelius asks stations to pull the ad, which has aired on 18 stations statewide, with reports of spending at least 350000 dollars on TV and radio spots.
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Kansas
Kline
GOP
Sebelius
Morrison
Johnson County
State Sentencing Commission
Sherriene Jones
Garcia
School bus safety and routine in Kansas districts
Buses in Holcomb USD 363 and nearby districts observe National School Bus Safety Week. Driver Garcia emphasizes discipline and safety rules, including seat belts in some buses, stop signs, flashing lights, and procedures for discipline. Kansas debates belt mandates while NHTSA notes compartmentalization.
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Holcomb
Garcia
Mesa
Garden City
Kansas
Mark Treaster
D-Pretty Prairie
Kansas Department of Transportation
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Machotka
Treaster Ar
House Transportation Committee
Hahn
Shari Landgraf
Rice seeks global help on North Korea crisis talks
U.S. secretary of state Rice pressed for international support during a four day trip to emphasize crisis talks over the nuclear threat. She noted different countries will enforce U.N. sanctions in varying ways and urged full global cooperation.
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Japan
U.N
North Korea
Rice
United States
Farmers weigh wheat price risks and contract timing
Farmers weigh price risks as current futures near four dollars per bushel. Extension economist Troy Dumler warns the basis fluctuates with markets and a locked-in contract can trap sellers when futures rise. Peery and Banning advise trust, realistic production estimates, and cautious contracting until futures look weaker.
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Troy Dumler
Extension Agricultural
Southwest
Kansas
Dumler
John Kenneth Galbraith
Mike Peery
United Prairie Ag
Ulysses
Peery
Ed Banning
Ag Management Consultants
Banning
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Charles O. Stones
Edith Scheuerman
Rice Presses For Help
Finney County
St. Catherine Hospital
East Spruce
N. Main
Sealy
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Sealy Shiloh II
Sealy Spotlight
Sealy Albertine
Sealy Wrangell
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