Cable manager leaving Ottawa cable channel 20 for Baldwin City post
Bobbi Van Horn program manager for Ottawa government access channel 20 will depart March 24 to take a public relations job with Baldwin City public school district after nearly three years. She helped expand channel 20 from bulletin boards to covering city meetings Ottawa High School and University events. She produced a documentary on Ottawa architect George Washburn and promoted literacy through NASA and Lannan Foundation programs.
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State Fair drink bill eyed for microbreweries
Kansas lawmakers consider a bill to let microbreweries and wineries sell at the State Fair. A Senate committee weighs changes to avoid out of state lawsuits, proposing permits for any microbrewery or winery with possible in state deference by the State Fair Board.
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Pete Brungardt
Asalina
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Neal Whitaker
Kansas Beer Wholesalers Association
Radio dead spots to end in Franklin County
Emergency workers will gain extended radio coverage after a $478000 Homeland Security grant. Franklin County will upgrade its emergency radio system, build a backup network, and erect four towers with repeaters and generators in each corner to improve 911 communications.
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Alan Radcliffe
CIA Defends Renditions in Senate Testimony
CIA Director Porter Goss defended sending foreign prisoners to other countries for interrogation as a lawful, cautious and productive intelligence tool. He said torture is not used and pledged stronger safeguards post 9/11 while Senate questions focus on detention policies and related deaths.
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D-Mass
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House and Senate Clash Over Budget Plan Differences
Republicans clash as House and Senate approve rival 2.6 trillion budgets for next year. House proposes up to 20 billion in Medicaid cuts and larger education and agriculture savings, while Senate drops Medicaid cuts and scales back education, community projects and water programs. Leaders seek a compromise as votes reveal intra party splits and White House interest.
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R-Mo
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