Hutchinson city logo rifles spark legal questions
A Fort Collins firearms maker offered a limited edition Ruger .22 with Hutchinson Kansas branding, priced at 599. City officials say no permission was granted and worry the city is not endorsing the sale. The company may face inquiries over use of the city name.
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Must have budget toys under 10 this holiday season
Independent toy consultant Chris Byrne highlights affordable picks for kids under ten dollars. Neopet Booster packs run 7.99 to 9.99 with 3.29 retail, Lego and Spin Master offer accessories starting 3.99, Mighty Beanz feature jumping fun, Transformers Built to Rule let kids build vehicles that convert into robots, all aimed at smart holiday gifting.
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Bush visits wounded soldiers at Walter Reed
President Bush visited war wounded at Walter Reed Army Medical Center meeting about 200 staff and awarding 21 Purple Hearts. He noted the staff’s work protects America as he spoke of transformation in a triple amputee patient and recalled past visits to wounded troops since the war began.
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Kansas splits over how to fix school finance ruling
Kansas lawmakers debate the impact of Judge Bullock's December order that the 1992 school finance law is flawed and underfunds districts. Some rely on the Supreme Court to reverse the ruling, while others push for a state plan led by Gov. Sebelius and legislators. The governors and legislators weigh options as they prepare for the 2004 session.
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Funds released for LIHEAP heating aid program
The administration releases 598 million to LIHEAP, the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, to support about 4.5 million poor households. Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson noted the funds are the second quarterly installment of the fiscal year, with 273 million available immediately and 325 million set for January 1.
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