Picture This Payton Davidson Cools Off in Summer Day
Payton Davidson enjoys a sunny respite as the heat eases with shade and a light breeze. The scene captures a moment of calm amid a warm afternoon with children nearby and a dog lounging in the sun.
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Payton Davidson
Foreign doctors allowed to stay in U S
House approved a measure to boost waivers for foreign physicians, allowing 30 waivers per state annually to address rural shortages. The plan, part of a Justice Department budget bill, aims to retain doctors trained in the United States and place them in underserved areas, including Jewell County Kansas.
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Washington
United States
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House
Senate
Deanna Freeman
Jewell County
Kansas
Jerry Moran
R-Kan
Department of Agriculture
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Sam Brownback
Garden City Homecoming Parade Sparks School Spirit
Garden City High School students showcased pride in a 2002 homecoming parade with kazoo performances by the dance squad and feather boas on extras. Juniors Carly Dale and Kelli Petersen rode a motor bike as the procession moved along Main Street led by a police escort. Maria Chavez accepted an attendant role amid excitement and minor mishaps like a burst hose. Parents and relatives lined the street as the marching band performed from two buses and the Hello Dolly cast rode in a truck.
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Carly Dale
Kelli Petersen
GCHS
Dale
Main Street
Garden City High School
Maria Chavez
Renae Berry
Diana Stone
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Fulton Streets
Kimberly Stone
Angela Tabor
Eric Brown
Kansas Hospitals Back J-1 Visa Waiver in Rural Care Push
Kansas health officials view the J-1 Visa Waiver Program as a boon to rural care. Initiated in 1993, it lets international medical graduates stay in the United States and work three years in underserved communities, a move supported by the Kansas Hospital Association amid state and national backing.
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Kansas
U.S. Senate
School district class numbers drop slightly
Total district enrollment on Sept 20 was 7,757 students, down 60 from last year. High school enrollment rose to 1,962 in the same period, with intermediate centers totaling 1,177, while elementary and middle schools declined by 62 and 33 respectively, leaving overall downward pressure after a two year decline.
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Garden City
USD 457
Kathleen Whitley
Whitley
Feaster Faces Tough Task in Kansas House Election
Jim Feaster, a Syracuse Democrat, runs against long time incumbent state Rep. Gary Hayzlett in the 122nd Kansas House District. Feaster admits slim chances but values the chance to express opinions and offer choice in the November 5 general election amid a large Republican majority.
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Jim Feaster
Kansas
Gary Hayzlett
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