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In Wichita, concern shown for direction of health care
Read more: In Wichita, concern shown for direction of health careToday, about 30 activists gathered in Wichita to express their concern over the possible takeover of health care by the government. For me, what I will remember from today is the story told by Wendy Aylworth about the death of her cousin’s daughter.
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Global warming testimony released
Read more: Global warming testimony releasedIn May, Wichita geophysicist Dennis Hedke traveled to Arlington, Virginia to deliver testimony at a public hearing conducted by the Environmental protection Agency, or EPA. Now Hedke has released the document that he delivered to the EPA. You can read it in its entirety at the end of this article. Here are some highlights.
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Downtown Wichita model underutilized, dilapidated?
Read more: Downtown Wichita model underutilized, dilapidated?Those who advocate greater government planning and spending in downtown Wichita often city Oklahoma City’s Bricktown area as a model of success. Wichita’s cable television channel broadcasts a spot about it. An article in the The Journal Record discusses Bricktown, and mentions an official has heard “concerns about underutilized, sometimes dilapidated retail space along the…
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Health rations and you
Read more: Health rations and youNormally I shy away from using humor when discussing such a serious issue as health care. But this is a humorous look at what lies ahead if we’re not diligent.
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Canadian health care: a personal story of tragedy
Read more: Canadian health care: a personal story of tragedyHere’s a message — much more than that, a heartfelt story — I received from my friend Wendy Aylworth. She cares very deeply about the direction America is headed regarding health care. Now her family has suffered a tragedy caused by government control of medicine. Here’s her story.
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Wichita school bond sale claims mislead
Read more: Wichita school bond sale claims misleadIn a news release, USD 259, the Wichita public school district, is claiming a huge victory in the first sale of bonds authorized by last year’s election. But if you place the facts in context, with proper background, it turns out the conditions of the sale are quite different from what USD 259 claims.
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Good news on chemical security
Read more: Good news on chemical securityThere’s been some good news from Congress recently about Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards, or CFATS.
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Wichita tea party planned to protest government-run health care
Read more: Wichita tea party planned to protest government-run health careHealthcare is the focus of another round of tea parties taking place this week across the country. The Kansas chapter of the grassroots group Americans for Prosperity will organize a rally this Friday in Wichita.
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Raj Goyle’s lecturing at Wichita State University sporadic
Read more: Raj Goyle’s lecturing at Wichita State University sporadicRaj Goyle’s website, in announcing his candidacy, states: “In addition to his legislative duties, Goyle serves as a lecturer at Wichita State University.” While perhaps satisfying the technical description of a lecturer at Wichita State University, his career as that is spotty.
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Josh Svaty named Secretary of Agriculture
Read more: Josh Svaty named Secretary of AgricultureToday Kansas Governor Mark Parkinson appointed Josh Svaty, a member of the Kansas House of Representatives as acting agriculture secretary. Svaty is a Democrat from Ellsworth.
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Sedgwick County Commissioner Unruh to speak
Read more: Sedgwick County Commissioner Unruh to speakAt this Friday’s meeting of the Wichita Pachyderm Club, Sedgwick County Commissioner Dave Unruh will speak.
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Wichita arts funding plan passes
Read more: Wichita arts funding plan passesOn a five to zero vote, the Wichita City Council has passed a revised arts funding plan. The plan may be viewed at the end of this article. Speaking for the plan, former Wichita City Council member and Arts Council Board Member Joan Cole spoke in favor of arts funding. She promoted the financial return…