Trump Jr and Kobach rally in Kansas draw donors and boos
In Overland Park a fundraiser featuring Donald Trump Jr and Kris Kobach drew about 400 attendees paying 200 to 2000 dollars per plate. Kobach touted Trump as the most transparent president and promised to reverse tax policies, tighten immigration, and curb government. Protests occurred outside as other Kansas Republicans eyed Jenkins’s 2nd District seat.
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Ferret Recovery Efforts Highlight Endangered Species
Birrell notes at least 20 ferrets found on site during this month’s survey as part of a three year Logan County study. Black-footed ferrets, among North America’s most endangered animals, descend from a dozen found in Wyoming in 1981 and hinge on prairie dog habitat now largely wiped out by eradication and drought.
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Adidas KU deal eyed despite Gatto legal issues
KU weighs a $191 million Adidas contract over 14 years seen as Adidas’ largest to any university. Associate AD Jim Marchiony says timing isn’t tied to Gatto probes and KU could sign before legal matters unfold. He notes no confirmed emails between Self or Zenger and Gatto, after initial miscommunication.
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KanCare 2.0 sparks debate at oversight panel
The KanCare oversight panel heard testimony opposing KanCare 2.0 with calls to delay to 2020. Critics warned the plan lacks financial detail and could worsen outcomes, while supporters argued for continued review. Chair Hamdorf said changes could still be adjusted before 2019 implementation.
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Corrections: Watkins Museum Tails and Traditions Festival Date
The journal world corrects a holiday events date error for the Watkins Museum of History. The festival is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on December 2 at 1047 Massachusetts Street. Readers with concerns may contact the newsroom by phone or email.
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