SITTER: Certification halted over child care status changes
The article notes Robinson, a registered provider allowed to care for up to six children, faced an emergency suspension after a January 26 facility fire and related health concerns. State official Sharon Watson explains registered providers avoid annual inspections, with the suspension subject to appeal. It also covers Ottawa school contracts with Pepsi and Coca-Cola, detailing vending arrangements, fees, and beverage options at Ottawa High, Ottawa Middle, and Lincoln Elementary, and mentions a push by legislators to curb unhealthy snack options in schools.
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Robinson
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Sharon Watson
Watson
State Health Department
Pepsi
Ottawa
Coca-Cola Company
OMS
Dale Vox
Coke
OHS
Bush Sees Social Security Plan Amid Election Pressures
President Bush remains optimistic about his Social Security overhaul despite political risks. With re election looming, GOP unity is uncertain and Iraq could sap his strength if the situation worsens. He plans to address the nation in a State of the Union update after Sunday's elections, outlining a refreshed domestic package.
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Bush
Iraq
Unions Question State Chairman Selection and Funds
State ethics records show labor union contributions totaling about 180000 for the 2002 gubernatorial race by a gubernatorial candidate. SRS and Revenue Department complaints allege union criticisms, threats against members, and misrepresented merit raises linked to KAPE.
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Democratic Party
State Ethics Commission
KAPE
Sebelius
Tim Shallenburger
SRS
Mike Devnes
Department of Revenue
Joan Wagnon
Wagnon
Department of Transportation
KDOT
Steve Swartz
Kansas mounts cattle tracking with on board readers
A pilot in Kansas equips trucks with onboard readers capturing time date and GPS location plus animal IDs. Data flows via cell to Kansas animal health authorities. Researchers forecast 30 trucks with $8000 readers tagging about 40 000 cattle for U S Premium Beef operations as testing begins.
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Kansas
Dale Blasi
Kansas State University
Mark Spire
Kansas City
U.S. Premium Beef
Scramble to grab $2 bills may drain Fed reserves
The national rush for uncirculated $2 bills prompts a Fed branch to run out as collectors buy packs of five mailed to homes. World Reserve Monetary Exchange urges quick action to acquire these Jefferson fronts and Declaration of Independence backs before legislative changes threaten the historic notes.
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Fed
John Thomas White
World Reserve Monetary Exchange
U.S
Federal Reserve
White
Thomas Jefferson
Free Minnesota Quarter Giveaway From U S Mint
The U S Mint announces the release date of the Minnesota state quarter and offers a limited free uncirculated coin. Eligible recipients must mail three first class stamps for a display capsule and processing, with no money accepted. Limit one per household. mail to Akron Ohio address provided.
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U. S
Minnesota
Dept
Akron
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Uiversal Media
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Gilbert Stuart
Treasury Department
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Nations
U.S. Department of Treasury
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