Existing home sales rise but worries linger
The National Association of Realtors reports a 3.9 percent gain in existing home sales last month to a 6.69 million annual pace, led by the Northeast, but overall 2006-07 declines and subprime lending strains temper optimism. Median price falls to 212800, a seven month yearly drop, while subprime troubles prompt tighter lending and potential slower demand.
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Kansas defense projects eyed in spending bill
House Democrats push a $68 million Fort Leavenworth regional corrections facility a $27 million Fort Riley battle command center and a $5.7 million Fort Riley child care center as part of a Kansas spending bill. GOP senators pledge to strike withdrawal provisions. Rep Nancy Boyda backs the measure to ensure war oversight and troop redeployment conditions.
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Corrections to Highway Growth Place Long Term Costs
Huffman warns corrections along fast expanding corridors cost billions and time, with benefits 10 to 15 years away. KDOT studies show traffic slowdowns cut retail business, while Ottawa and Miami County push for signals and bypasses to manage growth. Officials plan a public meeting as they weigh four lane or super two options to preserve the K 68 corridor.
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