EPA keeps farm dust rules in Kansas amid ozone concerns
EPA will not change PM10 dust standards, easing burden on Kansas farmers while Wichita fights ozone levels. City officials warn 2012 must be strong to avoid costly compliance and further air quality requirements.
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Wichita
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Steve Swaffer
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Senate
Flint Hills
John Schlegel
Metropolitan Area Planning Department
Sedgwick County
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Las Vegas
Kansas Ordered to Fund Dodge City Clinic Under Federal Law
A federal judge ordered Kansas to restore Title X funding to the Dodge City Family Planning Clinic, ruling the U.S. Constitution overrides state law that diverts federal family planning money. The decision halts a planned funding shift, with Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Midwest joining the suit and fast tracking a temporary ruling.
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Dodge City
Planned Parenthood
U.S
J. Thomas Marten
Planned Parenthood of
Mid-Missouri
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Hays
Kansas City
Overland Park
Appeals Court
Fire attack on black man questioned as hate crime in Kansas
Two white intruders entered the eastern Kansas home of 54 year old Sterling Law, doused him with rubbing alcohol, and set him on fire in a 3 am Oct 7 incident. Law suffered second degree burns and authorities consider federal hate crime probe. 23 year old Isaac Wilson is jailed on aggravated battery and burglary charges.
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Council Grove
Glenn Law
Wilkerson
Isaac Wilson
Morris County
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