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Kansas News Sun November 23, 2008
Next week, Chad and Shannon Floyd will be able to relax in western Kansas free of the murder charges that dogged them for the past three years.The husband and wife are set to meet with a judge in Johnson City, ...
Kansas university Army ROTC numbers up Eds: R ...
While many new students are donning Kansas college colors this fall, more are also wearing green.
APNewbreak: Tiahrt preparing for Kan. Senate ra ...
Rep. Todd Tiahrt is making "very serious" preparations to run for the Senate in 2010, something that could lead to an intense Republican primary contest between the state's two most senior congressmen.
Kansas legislators face tough budgeting decisions
Legislators who will be writing the state budget next year are beginning to see just how much of a challenge they face as special interest groups begin pushing for more money.
Christmas Tree Comes to Governor's Mansion
Members of the Bowen family carried the tree inside Cedar Crest and set it up in front of a window in the downstairs living room Governor Kathleen Sebelius was waiting outside Cedar Crest when a horse-drawn ...
Government Growth Keeps Kansas Employment from Shrinking
The Department of Labor reports that the number of Kansans holding nonfarm jobs grew by about 8,600 compared with October 2007 New state figures show that growth in government kept employment in Kansas from ...
Kansas Governor Hosts Summit on Climate Change
Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius and other Governor's came together to discuss combating climate change.
Summit like it hot
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's two-day climate gathering ended Wednesday with the adoption of a pledge by 26 governors and regional leaders from six countries to work together to cut greenhouse gas ...
US governors signing climate declaration
Here are the U.S. governors who signed the declaration Wednesday at the Governors' Global Climate Summit in Beverly Hills, hosted by Gov.
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Sedgwick County hopes to attract, keep dentists
Concerned about the declining number of Kansas dentists, the Sedgwick County Commission has agreed to hire a consultant to determine the feasibility of launching a local residency program.
The program would offer an advanced degree to dental school graduates.
The study, by Triangle Associates of St. Louis, will cost $46,520 and be funded by the Kansas Health Foundation, United Way of the Plains, Delta Dental Foundation and the United Methodist Health Ministry Fund. It is scheduled to be finished by Dec. 31.
Kansas dental and health organizations have said that more than 80 percent of the state's counties do not have enough dentists to serve their residents, and the shortage will worsen as hundreds of dentists retire.
Health officials have said more dentists would work in Kansas if they could study here.
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