Agencies practice for biological attack in Kansas
Harris News Service reports that Kansas health officials funded by a $750,000 federal grant are boosting bio-terrorism readiness. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment will expand surveillance, laboratory identification, and the health alert network to prepare for potential water and food supply contamination and other public health crises.
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Satine
U.S
Pat Roberts
Kansas
United States
Roberts
Senate Armed Services Committee
Washington
Salina
Saline County Health Department
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
del Meier
Salina-Saline County
Don Brown
Health and Environment
Brown
Tim Monroe
Monroe
Kansas City
NPR feature boosts Salina Blues Studio Business
Acoustic Sounds owner Chad Kassem credits NPR All Things Considered and a six hour Aug. 17 interview for sparking major interest in his Blue Heaven Studio. Calls from across the country followed the segment as magazines expressed interest and ticket sales for the Blues Masters at the Crossroads festival were anticipated. Tickets will be $25 for Oct 15 16 concerts with nine acts at the studio.
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HNS
Blue Heaven
Chad Kassem
National Public Radio
S. Eighth
Kassem
Linda Wertheimer
Wertheimer
Salina
Acoustic Sounds
NPR
Lafayette
Virginia
First Christian Church
New York
Boston
Willie Robinson
Susan Tedeschi
Conan O’brien
Kansans eye Cuba to make wheat sale
Kansas farmers push to tap Cuba’s wheat market as embargo debates move in Congress. Kansas Wheat Commission through U S Wheat Associates funded flour donations, sent trade reps to Cuba, and plans to bring Cuban millers to Venezuela for training.
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Cuba
Kansas
Kansas Wheat Commission
U.S. Wheat Associates
U.S
Venezuela
European Union
Canada
Argentina
David Frey
Senate
House
Cuban American National Foundation
Frey
United States
Europe
Paul Dickerson
Washington, D.C
Wheat Commissions
Dickerson
Sheriff seeks federal help to keep attorney in perjury case
Shawnee County Sheriff Dave Meneley files in U S District Court to bar the case and reinstate attorney William Rork. Rork had been disqualified for conflict of interest while representing Meneley and former deputy Timothy Oblander, who faces perjury and misconduct charges. The petition argues rights were violated by the DA and judges who barred Rork.
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Shawnee County
Dave Meneley
Meneley
U.S. District Court
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William Rork
Daniel Mitchell
Rork
Cpl
Timothy Oblander
Oblander
Carla Stovall
Shawnee
Nancy Parrish
Bork
U.S
Dale Saffels
Sam Crow
Kansas Supreme Court
Hamilton
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