Officials expand telemedicine to aid Kansas veterans
Gov. Sam Brownback and VA officials join Kansas University Medical Center in a telemedicine plan to deliver mental health and other services to veterans at local clinics via secure video. The program aims to reach veterans earlier, reduce travel, and potentially serve as a model for other states.
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Market snapshot shows mixed declines and gains
Tuesday's trading closed with the Dow down 58.90 at 12,756.18, the Nasdaq shed 20.37 to 2,883.89, and the S&P 500 fell 5.50 to 1,374.53. Commodity moves featured corn up 6.50 cents to 7.25, soybeans up 3 cents to 14.08, wheat down 2.75 cents to 8.88, oil down 19 cents to 85.38, silver up 3.50 cents to 32.49, and platinum rising to 1,586.40.
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Corps to reduce Missouri River flow to 12000 cfs
The Army Corps of Engineers will cut Gavins Point Dam output from 17000 to 12000 cubic feet per second around Nov 23 as a drought conservation step. Gov. Nixon and barge groups urge reversal, warning lower Missouri water could constrict Mississippi pool from St Louis to Cairo and halt traffic. Officials say dredging and river work aim to keep Mississippi open as long as possible.
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Escape charges against Colorado sex offender dropped
Dean Routt 22 escaped a prison transport van in Lawrence on October 29 and was captured the next day near the Kansas University campus. He was being moved from the East Coast to Colorado by Security Transport Services. He faced up to 18 months for failing to register as a sex offender in Colorado.
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Judge bars use of voter names in 54th District race
A federal judge ordered Kansas candidates not to contact voters with uncounted provisional ballots in the 54th District near Topeka and set a hearing in Kobach v. Mah Corbet. The ruling blocks use of names released by Douglas and Shawnee counties while allowing review of uncertified counts as county officials determine results.
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