Agroterrorism Threat to Kansas Spurs Lawmakers Action
Kansas lawmakers heard from Dr. Jerry Jaax of Kansas State University that agroterrorism poses a real risk to the state with its cattle industry and beef exports. The briefing outlined security gaps and urged immediate state and federal investment in surveillance, research, and response plans as a six member Special Committee on Kansas Security studies infrastructure, hazardous materials transport, and building security.
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Sunflower Foundation to begin grants in health effort
The Sunflower Foundation, funded by a $75 million Blue Cross settlement, will set up temporary offices in Topeka and start awarding roughly $4 million annually to health programs for the poor and uninsured. Executive director Billie Hall says grants could begin in February as the board shapes goals and strategies despite political controversy over the deal.
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