Sunderland Foundation gives 2 million to KU Hospital expansion
Overland Park based Sunderland Foundation donates 2 million dollars to Kansas University Hospital for a new 92 bed neuroscience and oncology facility at the Kansas City Kansas campus. The grant adds to 3.5 million in private funds raised. groundwork linked to existing gifts from Greg Graves Deanna Graves and Burns Mac foundation.
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Overland Park
Charles Sunderland
Ash Grove Cement
Lester Sunderland
KU Hospital
39Th
Cambridge Street
Kansas City
Kan
AARP Highlights Retirement Savings Gaps in Kansas
AARP notes typical working age households hold about $3,000 and near retirement households $12,000 in retirement assets. Social Security adds over $7 billion to Kansas annually with $1 in benefits generating $1.82 in activity. Officials urge saving plans at work and livable communities to attract retirees.
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Cristina Martin Firvida
AARP
Kansas
Ruff
Martin Flovida
Lawrence
LMH Addresses Credit Impact After Billing Letter Error
LMH Chief Financial Officer Joe Pedley says no patient credit score will be affected by the May 28 letter sent due to a computer error with AMCOL Systems. The hospital rushed to fix the issue and apologizes to patients, stressing trust and continued care.
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LMH
Joe Pedley
Ters
Amcol Systems
Wheat crop forecast revised downward as drought bites
The United States faces falling wheat harvests as late rains fail to aid drought plagued fields in Kansas Texas and Oklahoma. The National Agricultural Statistics Service projects 1.38 billion bushels of winter wheat down 2 percent from last month and 10 percent from last year with hard red winter at 720 million bushels down 3 percent. Kansas yield is now forecast at 243.6 million bushels reflecting a 24 percent drop.
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Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
National Agricultural Statistics Service
U.S
Kansas leads nation in wheat and sorghum production
Wichita AP report shows Kansas produced 15 percent of last year’s U.S. wheat and about 42 percent of U.S. sorghum grain. The state ranks second in cropland acres at 28.5 million, with 5.8 million cattle and calves and 2.13 million in feedlots. Weather delays and rains affect harvest and quality, while nationwide yields are forecast at 42.4 bushels per acre with Kansas at 29.0.
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Wichita
Kansas
National Agricultural Statistics Service
U.S
Texas
Nebraska
Conway Springs
Pat Lies
Farmers Co-op Grain Association
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Lawrence Art Center
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McKinley
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eagle Trailer Co
D.O.T
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30Th & Haskell - Lawrence, KS
EagleTrailerCo.com
Nick Krug
Journal-World Photo
Tom Oakson
Hawk Wash
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Pedley
Giles Bruce
Ijworld.com
Aaron Harries
Kansas Wheat
Harries
Relay For Life
Douglas County
Lawrence Free State High School
American Cancer Society
Relayforlife.org
Douglasks
Lawrence Family Vision Clinic
Prosoco Inc
River Rock Family Dental
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home
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ACFA
Ryan Ie Glele
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Harper
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