Obama pushes quick action on health care reform
President Obama urged rapid progress on health care overhaul during a town hall in Annandale Virginia. He warned Congress risks delay and lobbyist influence if action is postponed, as lawmakers reconcile differing views and costs loom near one trillion dollars over a decade.
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Northern Virginia Community College
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Research stories shared for Stull church anniversary wagon tour
Iona Spencer and Elsie Middleton will present collected burials research during a wagon tour of Stull area cemeteries as part of Stull United Methodist Church 150th anniversary events. The weekend celebration features music, games, potlucks, and a program merging past and present with memories from retirees and locals.
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Elsie Middleton
Lecompton-area
Stull
Stull United
EPA orders Sunflower coal plant restart and full review
The EPA calls Sunflower Electric to restart permit talks for an 895 megawatt coal plant and require a comprehensive new analysis after regulatory changes. KDHE must hold 30 day public notice and comment, with Earthjustice and Sierra Club urging public hearings. Sunflower and state officials vow to comply.
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Sunflower
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KDHE
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Earthjustice
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Coal’ Power Company
Amanda Goodin
Beth Martino
Martino
Cindy Hertel
New Kansas law limits left lane to passing traffic
Wade of Overland Park welcomed a new law in Kansas restricting left lane use to passing on highways with two or more lanes. Police will warn drivers in the first year. after June 30, 2010 violators face a 60 dollar fine plus 86 dollars in court costs. Law aims to reduce crashes and road rage while keeping traffic moving.
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Overland Park
Lawrence
Buttler
Douglas County
KHP
Pakistani public turns against Taliban in Swat survey
WorldPublicOpinion.org finds 80 plus percent view Taliban and 82 percent al Qaeda as critical threats in Pakistan. Majority doubt Obama, oppose U.S. drone attacks, with 1,000 interviews across Pakistan showing sea change in opinion since 2007.
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