Tax deadline extension eyed by Kansas lawmakers
The Kansas Legislature is expected to ratify Gov Haydn's order extending the first half property tax payment deadline from December 20 to January 16. Mortgage lenders expect taxes paid by year end, while taxpayers may seek an extension to the appeal period. The crisis stems from overvaluations and loopholes that altered local mill levies.
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Kansas
Mike Hayden
John Carlin
Government asset seizures yield losses in resale by contractors
A Herald reader asks why seized property isn’t sold to fund the drug war. the answer shows the government often sells at a loss. The Justice Department’s asset forfeiture program netted 270 million for prisons, while Customs outsourced sales to Northrop Worldwide, losing money on items like a $2,200 Oldsmobile sold for 500 after storage fees. The piece suggests pursuing profit to build more prisons and target executives of firms that bilk the government.
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Justice Department
Bureau of Prisons
U.S Customs Service
Northrop Worldwide Aircraft Services Inc
Los Angeles
Customs
Northrup
Injured eagle sparks anger at KU Wildcare unit
A two year old male bald eagle shot near Hiawatha in Brown County had its wing amputated at KU Animal Care Unit after 54 hours of surgery failed to save tissue. Wildcare volunteers, led by Bonebrake, care for injured wildlife and plan captive breeding or zoo placement for the emblematic bird. The case highlights wildlife rehabilitation efforts and the impact of hunting on protected species.
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Carol R. Bonebrake
University of Kansas Animal Care Unit
Hiawatha
Brown County
Bonebrake
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Wildcare
Animal Care Unit
Schwarzing
Sunflower Farm
EU Medical Center
Eudora
DeSoto
Alaska
Wolf Creek's Legacy Waste in Nuclear Power Questioned
Hays Daily News criticizes Wichita Eagle coverage on Wolf Creek nuclear power, noting scant attention to environmental concerns. The piece highlights radioactive waste disposal as an overlooked issue, urges action before decommissioning around 2025 and stresses need for planning and cost estimates.
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Hays Daily News
Hays
Wichita Eagle
Wolf Creek
Wilson Cadman
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Burlington
Cadman
Robert Eye
Lawrence
Kansas
Cadman and the Eagle
Eagle
Sommetiie
The
San Francisco Earthquake book review highlights lessons learned
Herald book review praises Gordon Thomas and Max Morgan Witts for detailing the 1906 quake and its aftermath. The narrative weaves survivor interviews, city politics, rescues, and communal effort, noting how water shortages, rebuilding, and codes shaped future safety.
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San Francisco
Gordon Thomas
Max Morgan Witts
Ottawa Herald subscription rates page 1989
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective July 1 1989 for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier motor route and mail in Franklin County adjacent counties and all other areas with monthly three month six month and yearly rates. ajustar sentence.
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Franklin County
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