21st Century Club Seeks Kansas Farm Involvement
Kansas farmers confronted rapid change including possible loss of government payments and farm consolidation. At Great Bend, the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers and Kansas Corn Growers Association discussed a new 21st Century Club plan requiring $600 memberships to build a 2,000 member base. The idea urges farmers to control packaging and marketing, aiming to boost local consumption, create new rural industries, and reinvigorate rural America.
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Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Kansas Corn Growers Association
Great Bend
21St Century Club
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Public employees urged to speak up on government issues
The Kansas governor and legislative leaders reaffirm whistleblower rights after a Youth Center case settlement. SRS will rewrite policies to protect employees who reveal improper or illegal activity. Kansas Inc projects growth but notes worker shortages could hinder economic gains. education must align with employer needs to sustain income growth.
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Charles Warren
Kansas Inc
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Rescue America targets abortion patients with holiday letters
A column denounces Rescue America as they allegedly sift clinic trash to target 500 women in Baltimore with letters offering spiritual counseling after abortion. The piece questions legality and ethics, warns of potential future actions like publishing names or home pickets, and likens the group to a modern Santa Claus gone wrong.
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Don Treshman
Rescue America
Jesus
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Treshman
David Gunn
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Sharon
Williamsburg Mania Thanks Supporters at Opry Night
Community letters express gratitude for a successful Williamsburg Mania at the Grand Opry on Saturday November 18. They praise sponsors donors and student performers from Williamsburg High School including Amanda McCurdy Angie Peine and Kaci Bethell with top sellers recognized and thanks extended to local businesses and volunteers.
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Grand O Opry
Dale
Mary Reese
VHS
Alan Cunningham
Stan Milliken
Mike Bell
J.D. Weers
Kelley Bethell
Pete Heiniger
Amanda McCurdy
Angie Peine
Super Center
W&m and Associates
Beyond Video
Kaci Bethell
The
Opry
Disability worker argues for earned income and reform
A disabled veteran with lupus describes financial hardship from medical bills and debt. He cites Social Security rules allowing some earned income while on disability, calls for better health care management, mentions debt, repossessions, and a push for socialized medicine or guaranteed insurance with beneficiary involvement. He stresses loyalty, self-worth, and continued contribution as a taxpayer.
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U.S. Marine Corps
Social Security Administration
Social Security
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