Health Care Access seeks grant to expand clinic
Health Care Access, the Douglas County uninsured clinic, plans expansion or relocation after a 20 percent rise in 2007 demand and a record patient load. A $500,000 project could add two exam rooms and about 1,000 appointments yearly, funded in part by a $50,000 Community Development Block Grant under city review.
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Lawrence school board eyes April election on tax hike
Lawrence school board members indicate support for asking voters to approve a property tax increase to lift the district's local option budget to the 31 percent cap, aiming to raise about 680000 for the district. Members say state funding constraints leave little alternative, with a decision expected at a 7 p.m. meeting.
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What the Board Wants Election Could Fund Salaries
School board members indicate a possible election to raise funds for higher teacher salaries and expanded mental health services. The move aims to address growing costs and student support needs.
Alaska Gold Rush Booms Amid High Prices and Slump
Gold prices near 900 dollars per ounce spark a Northward rush as Alaska sees rising prospecting interest. The economy slump drives people to seek wealth through small scale mining gear and club memberships climb nationwide. Page 6A.
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Stimulus plan's fate hinges on consumer spending drive
The federal 150 billion emergency stimulus rests on Americans spending rebates up to 600 dollars for individuals, 1200 for couples, and 300 per child. Yet housing declines and tighter credit may push many to save or pay debt, while advocates urge energy saving or home repairs. The plan awaits full House approval and then Senate.
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Area builders brace for slower new home construction
Local construction firms face a softer pace as new home building declines. Builders cite softer demand, rising costs, and shifting housing trends while seeking ways to stay cash-flow positive and maintain employment.
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