Attorney General To Rule On Liquor Loophole
Kansas Attorney General Robert T. Stephan may rule this week whether a Kansas Supreme Court decision created a path for private clubs to abolish liquor pools and serve liquor by the drink to members. If approved, the ruling could trigger political and legal maneuvering to loosen liquor laws. The opinion was sought by a state senator.
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Beef price trends split by feeder and finished cattle
An Agriculture Department analysis shows finished beef producers struggle to cover costs while feeder cattle owners gain from higher feeder prices. The report notes higher grain feeding costs and contrasts outcomes for cow-carrying ranchers versus feeder producers in a snapshot of the current beef market.
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