Winn Presses Prairie National Park Plan Amid Funding Doubt
Rep. Larry Winn vows to pursue a Prairie National Park in Kansas and Oklahoma despite Interior Secretary Watt signaling no new park land funding. Opponents from Kansas and Oklahoma resist, with conservation groups exploring alternative paths to preserve tallgrass prairie and farmland while raising regional awareness.
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Job Service expands listings across major cities nationwide
The program outlines open positions from heavy truck drivers to aerospace openings, with a special eight page section on aerospace. Ewing notes relocation may be needed and stresses interview preparation, grooming, and a neat, complete job application. Pamphlets aid resume building and interview tips.
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Kansas House backs death penalty amid veto risk
The House approved 74 to 41 a bill to reinstate capital punishment with final passage expected after Governor John Carlin vows to veto on philosophical grounds. Neither chamber is likely to override, risking Carlin's third death penalty veto. Funding cuts target Carlin budget with nearly 5 million trimmed to test Senate drive for highway and school spending without tax hikes.
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