State Gets Diluted Grant
TOPEKA Kan AP A 1 million federal grant for programs to aid displaced farmers and farm related workers was awarded Monday to the Kansas Department of Human Resources by the U S Department of Labor. Kansas sought 2.8 million for job search counseling on the job and classroom training to help 1600 farmers and farm family members. H D R assistant secretary Charnel Hadl said the grant will serve about 500 people and noted 10 000 to 15 000 Kansans may be out of work next year with possible rise to 200 000 over five years per K State University economists. The seven service regions will be scaled back due to fewer staff. The grant comes from a 55.3 million discretionary fund in the Labor Department.
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