Cotton gin near Moscow Kansas may start by Oct midmonth
Northwest Cotton Growers Co operative Inc plans a fall startup for its new cotton gin southwest of Moscow Kansas off US 50 with completion aided by 18 stockholders paying 50000 per share. Gary Moore says fiber could be in the yard by October 15 as roof work and site development race ahead.
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Gary Moore
Moore
Moscow
U.S. Highway 50
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Garden City
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Northwest Cotton Growers Cooperative
Immigration not a cut and dry issue in Kansas debate
Senator Sam Brownback calls immigration a tough, not cut and dry issue and backs security reform. He helped author bills on Enhanced Border Security and Visa Entry Reform and an INS restructuring. He says after security concerns are addressed Congress can tackle legalization of undocumented immigrants. See Brownback, Page A5
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Pippenger in serious condition after stroke at Wichita hospital
Garden City USD 457 Superintendent Milt Pippenger is in serious condition at St. Francis Hospital in Wichita after a stroke. He was flown from Garden City Monday, remains in neuro ICU, and undergoing MRI and tests as doctors diagnose the cause. Deputy Jim Lentz to assume duties during his absence.
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St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
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Wichita Hospital
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Mari Beth
St. Catherine Hospital
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Dallas
Stephens
Jim Lentz
Kansans split on concealed gun rights in race
In Topeka Tim Shallenburger and Kathleen Sebelius clashed over concealed carry. Sebelius backs licensing retired officers to carry, while Shallenburger favors broader access for most Kansans. NRA endorsement cited for Shallenburger. Sebelius spokesperson calls stance unclear.
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Kathleen Sebelius
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Bob Murray
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Corcoran-Basso
ConAgra Foods trims fat by exiting meatpacking business
ConAgra Foods plans to shed meatpacking and likely agri culture units to focus on branded and value added foods. CEO Bruce Rohde said weak demand and lower profits pushed the shift, following a 54 percent sale of ConAgra Meats to Hicks, Muse and Booth Creek. A recall pause delayed closing.
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Dallas
Booth Creek Management Inc
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Colo
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