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Kansas officials open to biosecurity lab funding alternatives
Feb 19, 1:53 PMTOPEKA | Gov. Sam Brownback and Kansas legislative leaders are regrouping after the proposed 2013 federal budget failed to include construction dollars for a new biosecurity lab, raising questions about the project's future.
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- GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul visits KC to energize his base
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- Senate hopefuls vying to face McCaskill tangle in Kansas City
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- Economic ‘border war’ spurs Missouri lawmakers to action
- Gov. Nixon urges Assembly to restore ethics rules
- Kansas speaker’s map would move most of Wyco into vast 1st Congressional District
- Inquiry finds no evidence that ex-AG destroyed Planned Parenthood records
- Charles Koch, employees reveal e-mailed threats from past year
- Sebelius defends contraception rule
- New Joco trash rules scutinized by Kansas lawmakers
- Lutheran leader testifies in debate over contraception rule
- Missouri Supreme Court examines new US House districts
- House speaker says payroll tax bill won't add jobs
- Bill to break up KC school district passes Missouri Senate committee
- Explosives found near Kansas Capitol; governor threatened
- Land bank bill clears Missouri House committee
- House leaders praise emerging payroll tax cut deal
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