Kansans enroll 371 in first month of federal exchange
AP report shows 371 Kansas residents selected private plans through the federal online marketplace in its opening month amid glitches. From Oct 1 to Nov 2, 6,061 Kansas applications sought coverage for 12,205 people. 3,009 eligible for subsidies.
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U.S. deficit shrinks in October as budget talks loom
The Treasury said October deficit fell to 91.6 billion dollars, 24 percent below October 2012, aided by spending cuts and a shutdown. Revenue rose on a stronger economy and higher taxes. In Atlanta, doctors adopt stricter obesity guidelines urging BMI checks and counseling to curb weight.
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Hybrid testing plan sparks debate over cost and purpose
Kansas education officials push a hybrid testing approach allowing high schools to offer a standard test or ACT or SAT for college-bound students while vocational tracks use targeted exams. Critics warn it complicates school comparisons and accountability, and legislators will weigh price tags from 18 million to 3.3 million annually. KU and CETE would support the system, with board members seeking more details before a vote.
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