Ogallala Water Fight Shapes Biofuel Push in Kansas
Kansas debate over ethanol expansion and Ogallala aquifer uses saturated with claims of 900 percent risk increase. Advocates favor drought resistant sorghum and stricter water rules while farmers cite strong crop rotations and market pressures. Local officials anticipate drought tolerant crops and drip irrigation rising as water limits tighten.
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Schools weigh calendar with intersessions and breaks
Educators discuss starting Aug 6 and ending June 25 with four two week intersessions and a December break. Optional enrichment sessions may be offered by USD 457 staff or local colleges, with some remediation required for struggling students.
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Community weighs high school options in Garden City
Residents, staff, and students discuss crowding solutions for GCHS with choices including a new high school, a second high school, a ninth grade center, or middle school integration. Surveys will be sent district wide, and a public meeting Oct 4 aims to shape a final district facility plan ahead of the Oct 27 board retreat.
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Eral
Steve Karlin
Garden City Telegram
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Atha
GCHS
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Gchs Broadcasting
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Supreme Court to weigh Kansas gambling law dispute
The Kansas Supreme Court will handle the lawsuit over a new gambling framework as private developers run day to day operations under state contracts. Gov. Sebelius and Morrison supporters differ on delays and potential constitutional challenges, with Kinzer noting detailed contract review may come from district court. Morrison argues the law may not give the state enough control to own gambling activities.
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Kathleen Sebelius
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Lance Kinzer
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Kansas
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