USD 457 seeks input on school funding formula
Garden City Kansas USD 457 plans to submit feedback to Gov. Sam Brownback on key funding principles by Nov. 30. Superintendent Steve Karlin and CFO KJ Knoll have led talks in Topeka, asking the board to review five areas adequacy equity stability efficiency and constitutionality. A follow up board meeting is set for Nov. 14 to discuss revisions for the final report.
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KJ Knoll
Topeka
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Third defendant in alleged terrorist plot waives hearing
The third man Curtis Wayne Allen waived his right to a detention hearing as a federal judge ordered continued detainment without bond. Allen pled not guilty and his case will be transferred to US District Judge Eric Melgren. Co defendants Wright and Stein faced similar hearings last Friday.
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Curtis Wayne Allen
Sedgwick County
Orange
Gwynne Birzer
Allen
Eric Melgren
Gavin Wayne Wright
Patrick Eugene Stein
United Way Feature for Meals on Wheels in Finney County
The Finney County United Way funds Meals on Wheels with 25000 dollars to provide free meals and supplies for the homebound. Director Patti Thummel notes funding cuts since 2010 while Meals on Wheels has served since 1972 with safety checks and daily operations relying on grants and donations.
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Finneycounty.org
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United Way
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Meals On Wheels
Market Schwieterman Inc. Weather Report for Chicago Cattle Futures
Market Schwieterman Inc. reports Chicago weather outlook impacting cattle futures. Today features warm, partly cloudy skies with a high of 84 and low of 45. Wednesday predicts warm, sunny conditions with a high near 80 and low around 45.
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Chicago
Incarcerating Mentally Ill Costs More Than Treatment Says Study
A University of South Florida analysis shows adults with severe mental illness who receive outpatient care after hospitalization are less likely to be arrested and states spend less overall when they avoid incarceration. The seven year data set from Florida Medicaid and public arrest records indicates treatment reduces costs despite higher mental health service use.
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John Petrila
University of South Florida
Department of Health Policy and Management
New York
Petrila
Psychiatric Services
Kansas
Florida
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