Bingo’s big business rumor stirs Kansas lawmakers
Saturday Notebook recalls the 1974 Kansas push to legalize bingo and its shift from church basements to parlors. Senators warn the racketeering scale has grown into a multi million dollar industry, outpacing enforcement. The column muses on impending bets on horse racing and a restless gambling landscape.
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Understanding ASHD Letters and Heart Health Guidance
Reader questions about ASHD stand for arteriosclerotic heart disease. The text explains arterial narrowing's meaning, involves symptoms, risk factors, and six health rules: quit smoking, reduce fat and cholesterol, stay active, manage blood pressure, control blood sugar, and maintain ideal weight. It also notes heart attack when blood supply is cut off and discusses recovery expectations for Guillain Barré syndrome with patient experiences and medical guidance.
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Legislative Reports From Rep Dorothy Nichols Kansas House
Rep Dorothy Nichols notes 433 bills filed by Thursday with action ahead. HB 2221 on Employment Security Fund solvency passes 64 to 61 after tradeoffs. HB 2257 lets police and fire retirees push transfers to another system. Senate moves six grain elevator bills to protect storage, finance and enforcement strengthen licenses and audits, and expand director terms.
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Market Stali Wary of PIK By Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City market watchers assess the payment-in-kind farm program announced mid January. Sign up deadline is March 11 and heavy participation is anticipated, especially among spring crops. The program aims to reduce wheat corn grain sorghum rice and cotton outputs through acreage cuts and diverted payments in kind or dollars.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listing
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