Eupora Kansas Food Day Tour At Eudora High School
Eupora Kansas Agriculture Secretary Dale Rodman will tour the garden orchard and culinary arts facility at Eudora High School as part of a state food day celebration. The event is a joint effort between the state Agriculture Department and Eudora School District with Douglas County and Education Department officials attending. Eudora students in agricultural education will lead tours and join visiting officials for a lunch featuring local products during National Farm To School Month.
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Six Lawsuits Challenge Texas School Funding System
About 600 school districts argue Texas’s financing is unconstitutional and harms student preparation for good jobs. The state contends flaws exist but no crisis. Six suits representing roughly two thirds of districts and 75 percent of students are combined in one case before Judge John Dietz in Austin, with a trial expected to run into January.
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Man found guilty on five counts in 2000 kidnapping case
Franklin County jury convicts Ralph E. Corey, a former federal inmate and cross country truck driver, on aggravated kidnapping, attempted rape, two counts of aggravated sexual battery and criminal threat for the February 2000 kidnapping and sexual assault of an Ottawa teenager. He had previously faced a mistrial in July after juror misconduct. Corey's sentencing is set for 2:30 p.m. December 11.
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Akin aide mocks McCaskill with dog analogy in Missouri
An Akin aide used profanity in a tweet extending a weekend analogy likening Democratic challenger Claire McCaskill to a dog that fetches problems from Washington. McCaskill camp uses rural Missouri tour to boost support while Akin faces backlash for the remark.
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TransCanada restarts Keystone pipeline after safety test
Kansas City reports crude resumed flowing Monday afternoon through the Keystone pipeline carrying about 590000 barrels per day from Canada to the Midwest. TransCanada paused last week after tests found possible safety issues and will operate at reduced pressure for 24 hours before returning to normal delivery levels in November.
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Kroger Stops Stocking Sprouts Over Food Safety Risk
Notable Kroger says it has stopped stocking sprouts as of Monday due to potential safety risk. The retailer joins Wal-Mart in pulling sprouts, citing that current technology cannot assure safety since germs can reside inside seeds.
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Market Wrap Monday Ended With Mixed Dow Losses
Markets closed with the Dow at 13345.89 after a 2.38 point drop, the Nasdaq at 5016.96 up 11.34, and the S&P 500 at 1433.82 up 0.63. Treasury yields eased to 2.95 percent on the 30 year. Commodity quotes showed corn at 7.61, soybeans at 15.47, wheat at 9.16, oil at 88.73, gold at 1726.30, silver at 32.25, platinum at 1612.20.
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