Kansans approve no call list with GovConnect deal
Kansas reaches an agreement with GovConnect Inc to run the no call list for telemarketers. Kansans can register by phone or online before Sept. 23 to be included, with enforcement starting Nov. 1. Violations carry civil penalties up to 10,000 dollars per call. AARP Wichita leader praised the move.
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Get on the Kansas no call list register and signup
Contact the Kansas no call list program by calling 1 866 362 4160 toll free or signing up online at ink org public ksag. Exemption information is available on the listed website.
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Downtown redevelopment ties public and private plans
Downtown Lawrence shows a public private partnership shaping the 900 block of New Hampshire Street. Three new structures including a parking garage, the Lawrence Arts Center, and a mixed use retail building with apartments arose as the partnership 9-10 LC expands plans for two more. The effort aims to keep downtown central to the city’s identity.
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Martin Moore
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Iraqi official nixes weapons check
A senior Iraqi official rejected returning U N weapons inspectors to Baghdad and called Bush to be lying about Saddam Husseins weapons programs He said inspections are finished and Iraqi disarmament is complete The State Department accused Iraq of obfuscation and moving the goal posts amid debate on prewar disarmament and a possible invasion presence is noted with opposition leaders in Washington and Al Sahhaf comments flagged as part of a larger news wire report.
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Bush Uses Texas Forum To Seek Economic Salvation
McLennan County residents see the economy as the defining issue as President Bush hosts a White House economic forum at Baylor University in Waco. About 250 participants from government, business, and academia will discuss corporate accountability and health care amid a downturn, while locals express mixed confidence in his handling of the crisis.
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