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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2011
Page
8
Labor rules on farm work threaten youth farming skills
The proposal would bar under sixteen from tasks deemed dangerous, aligning farm work limits with workplace safety. Family farmers may be exempt, but uncertainty remains for corporate farms. Critics say the rules protect kids yet erode work ethic and future farming, limiting practical life skill development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Department
McGinn bills May Precipitate Kansas Sales Tax Cut
State Sen. Carolyn McGinn proposes ending the 2010 one cent sales tax six months early on December 31, 2012, a move that would reduce next year's revenues by about 113.3 million dollars and affect Brownback’s upcoming budget while preserving the 0.4 cent portion for the Kansas Department of Transportation.
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Sedgwick
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Sam Brownback
Kansas Department of Transportation
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Arts Commission
Editorials From Guest Writers Offer Reader Views
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Dream Tent for the 1 Percent at Neiman Marcus
Jim Hightower notes Neiman Marcus offers a Dream Folly tent for the wealthy as a satirical solidarity gesture with Occupy Wall Street. The 18 foot diameter, crystal chandelier equipped tent costs from 75000 and can be installed on estate grounds.
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