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New Relay for Life for Cancer

New Relay for Life for Cancer

It has been recently revealed in a report that there has been the launch of a new fundraiser by the American Cancer Society. They are of the hope of being able to start the fundraiser till the 1st of February. There shall be a meeting held for the same at the Fort Scott Community College, at the Heritage room at the administrative building.

Beef Gets Recall

Beef Gets Recall

Reports claim that a Kansas meat company has recalled pounds of beef from across the country after they thought that the meat may be E. coli contaminated.

The department of agriculture’s food safety and inspection service has announced in their statement that Creekstone Farms Premium Beef has recalled 14,158 pounds of ground beef from across the country.

Asbestos Disease Causes Fear in Kansas State

Asbestos Disease Causes Fear in Kansas State

The Kansas state has always been a peaceful place. It is normally known as an agricultural state. In the last two decades the population of the state has increased. The aforementioned population of 2.36 million people in the census has increased to 2.68 million people. This peaceful state got disturbed by the outbreak of asbestos disease and mesothelioma.

Facebook brings trouble for students in Kansas

Facebook brings trouble for students in Kansas

A suburban nursing school in Kansas City suspended four students after one out of them uploaded the pictures with the placenta on Facebook.

Doyle Byrnes, the student of Johnson County Community is now facing big problems in getting the orders from the U. S. District Court to let her resume the classes from January 19.

Kansas A.G. Unwilling to Sue the New Health Care Law

Steve Six

Kansas Attorney General Steve Six will not take any legal action against the new health care law unlike the other 13 states. The law requires that most Americans must buy health insurance by 2014.

YRC Worldwide Extends its Swap Scheme Deadline

YRC Worldwide Extends its Swap Scheme Deadline

Troubled U. S. trucker YRC Worldwide is expected to increase its deadline, for the sixth time, till 11.59 pm EST Wednesday, of swapping the debt with equity as its union had pushed the banks and bond holders in order to keep the company moving.

Vaccine Recall by Medlmmune

Vaccine Recall by Medlmmune

The concerns relating to the recall of an injectable pediatric H1N1 vaccine last week has lead the manufacturer to issue a recall of the nasal mist vaccine doses. As well

In all, 78 providers across Kansas received H1N1 flu vaccines from the 13 lots are being voluntarily recalled by the manufacturer, MedImmune, The Kansas Department of Health and Environment confirmed.

AT&T to launch location-centric Garmin Nuvifone G60 on October 4

AT&T

According to a Tuesday announcement by AT&T, the Garmin Nuvifone G60 will become available in the US October 4 onwards, exclusively at AT&T stores and online, for $299 with a two-year contract and $100 mail-in rebate. For an additional $5.99 per month charge, users can have access to premium content like traffic updates, weather, movie times, and fuel prices.

Three factories of General Motors to raise output

General Motors

With the aim of dealing with a predicted increase in demand, and to make up for production lost from a large-scale factory consolidation declared earlier in the year, operations at factories of General Motors Corp. in Kansas, Michigan and Indiana, will got to 24-hours.

Kansas’ Secretary of Aging to join HHS as Assistant Secretary for Aging

Kansas’ Secretary of Aging to join HHS as Assistant Secretary for Aging

The Kansas state's Department of Aging secretary, Kathy Greenlee - who was nominated as the Assistant Secretary for Aging at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) by President Barack Obama on May 1 - is heading to Washington, D. C. after the Congress unanimously approved Greenlee's appointment on Thursday evening.

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