Kansas Wheat Moisture Remains High In State
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reported last week’s moisture content remained high across most areas as test cutting began in south central Kansas. Widespread light rain eased moisture stress in some western counties while topsoil showed 29 percent short, 56 percent adequate and 15 percent surplus.
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IRS Fails Federal Loan Defaulters
Washington AP reports the IRS seized tax refunds from 248000 defaulters in a pilot effort to collect debts mostly student loans. The program raised 135 million dollars, averaging 544 per person, with some refunds as high as 9600. over 50000 complainants contested the offsets.
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AT&T strike may last a month before major network issues
AT&T employees at 155,000 strong wage a long strike with negotiators reporting little progress after an hour in Washington. AT&T plans extended shifts and 3,000 temporary operators while managers fill in as the system risks disruption if the stoppage lengthens beyond weeks. The executive says the network is highly computerized and only a month could bring noticeable impact.
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