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Page 9Weekend, Saturday-Sunday, March 23-24, 2019
(Chanute)1 BR, no pets,
carport.$275 mo./deposit
430 S. Malcolm620-431-2637
(Bartlett)Room for Rent(620) 505-0025
(Edna)1BR/1BA
216 W. Maincall today for a showing!
(417) 233-4466
(Chanute)1 Bedroom
No pets, no smoking
Some utilities included$350 - $400
620-433-0954
Automobiles for Sale(Chanute)
2000 Ford F-250, V-10heavy duty truck w/ 5th
wheel trailer hitch.2006 291/2 Ft. Hitchhiker II5th wheel trailer. 3 slides
and stored inside.620-431-0696620-485-4187
Career OpportunityAIRLINES ARE HIRING -
Get FAA approved hands on Aviation training.Financial aid for
qualified students - Career placement
assistance. CALL Aviation Institute of Maintenance
888-682-6604
For Sale(Chanute)
Like new very nice King and Queen size
bedroomset (multiple pieces in each)
Call for details 620-212-5873
Small business for saledue to retirement.Great for husband
and wife team.Can operate
full-time or part-timefrom any location,training available.
Reasonably priced.(620) 288-9471
(Chanute)50 round bales of prairie hay
for sale.Call 620-431-8509
42” lawn sweep, rear tine tiller, small tine tiller. 620-212-1257
Steel Cargo/Storage Containers available In Kansas City &
Solomon Ks.20s’ 40s’ 45s’ 48s’ & 53s’
Call 785 655 9430 or go online to
Chuckhenry.com for pricing, availability &
Freight.
Garage Sales(Parsons)
2525 CrawfordSat 8-1
Furniture, strollerkids & adult:
clothing, formalskitchen items, home decor
Tony’s Lawn Care and Irrigation is needing lawn care personnel.This is a full-time position and requires CLEAN driving record,
able to work in extreme summerheat, conduct yourself
professionallyin public and dealing with customer’s.
Please fill out application at: Tony’s Garden center
Local area delivery driver, full time, good benefits. Must
be able to acquire CDL with hazmat. Apply at Chandler Oil
620-431-4720
Prepress Graphic Artist with Good Computer Skills
And Experience. Resume to 1716 Corning Parsons, Ks 67357
(Parsons)Class A CDL Drivers
End Dump. Starting pay $17/hrYeoman Hauling, LLC
Call Doug Yeoman (620) 423-7705 or
Debbie Nash (620) 820-9366
ResCare Kansas East is hosting OPEN INTERVIEWS on 3/27/19 from 10am-7pm. Located at 1772 E 24000 RD, Parsons. Visit our webpage Careers.
ResCare.com for a list of current openings. For questions call 620-421-2454. EOE/MFVD
Immediate opening for full time Medical Assistant. Fast paced office and must have
good people skills. Send Resume to PO BOX 1099
Parsons Ks 67357
Office ManagerPhone, Invoicing, Customer Service, Accounts Payable,
Accounts Receivable,Full/Part time. Experience preferred. Mail resume to:
Parsons SunP.O. Box 836Box #759C
Parsons, KS 67357
Seeking System Operator, on the job training will be
provided. Starting wage $15.50 with .50 raise after 90 days, on call pay and standby pay, must
have a valid Drivers License and High School diploma or GED, must be willing to
work weekends, after normal working hours and some holidays, must be able to
communicate with customers and have ability to work
alone and follow directions, experience preferred.
Deadline is March 25. Send resume to RWD #4,
PO Box 69, Galesburg, Ks 66740
1-2 days: $1.70/word • 3-5 days: $2.55/word • 6-10 days: $3.55/word • 11-20 days: $4.70/word • 3+ months: $3.30/word Sat. only: $2.20/word ADDITIONS: Blind Box: $10.00 • Picture: $10.00 • Bold/Capitalization: $3.00
Classified Advertising Rates(minimum ad size: 10 words • Deadline is noon the day before publication.ation)
www.parsonssun.com • www.chanute.com (620) 421-2000 [email protected] • (620) 431-4100 [email protected]
We accept Mastercard, Visa, Discover and American Express!
(Published in the Parsons Sun, March 23, 2019)
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF THE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS HEARING
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AND TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on April 16, 2019, the Board of Zoning Appeals of the City of Parsons, Kansas will consider the following application at 5:30 p.m. in the Commission Room at the Municipal Building, 112 S. 17th Street, Parsons, Kansas: Shane McElfresh of 204 Stone.
Pursuant to Section 10-108 of the City Zoning Regulations, requests a con-ditional use permit for the construction of garage larger than 720 sq.ft. on prop-erty zoned R1–Single Family Residential.
Legal Description: Lot 2, Block 8, Winway Addition to the City of Parsons,
Labette County, KansasGeneral Location: 204 Stone
You may appear at this time either in person or by agent or attorney, if you so desire, and be heard on the matter. Af-ter hearing the views and wishes of all persons interested in this request, the Board of Zoning Appeals may close the hearing and render a decision. The pub-lic hearing may be recessed and contin-ued from time to time without further notice.
Laura MooreBoard of Zoning Appeals
March23
(First published in the Parsons Sun, March 22, 2019)
ACCEPTING BIDS FOR MOWING Day & Zimmermann is accepting bids until April 4th for the mowing of earth covered igloos at its Parsons facility. In-terested parties should contact Randy at 903-255-2836 or at [email protected] for more information.
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Judge scrutinizes Trump’s policy on asylum seekersSAN FRANCISCO (AP) —
Civil rights groups seeking to block the Trump administration’s policy of returning asylum seekers to Mexico had met basic require-ments to bring their case, a judge said Friday, but he appeared skep-tical of one of their key arguments to show the practice is illegal.
Judge Richard Seeborg did not immediately issue a ruling at the end of a hearing to help him de-cide whether to put the policy on hold while a lawsuit challenging it moves forward.
The policy that began in Jan-uary at the San Ysidro border crossing in San Diego marked an unprecedented change to the U.S. asylum system . Families seeking asylum are typically released in
the U.S. with notices to appear in immigration court.
The administration later ex-panded the policy to the Calexico port of entry, about 120 miles (193 kilometers) east of the San Ysidro crossing.
The lawsuit on behalf of 11 asy-lum seekers from Central Ameri-ca and legal advocacy groups says the administration is violating U.S. law by failing to adequately evaluate the dangers that migrants face in Mexico.
Seeborg said the plaintiffs had authority to bring the case and the court could hear it. But he ques-tioned an argument that the policy violated a U.S. law that allows the return of immigrants to Mexico.
The administration has cited
that law as authority for change in the asylum system. The American Civil Liberties Union and other groups said that law does not apply to asylum seekers who cross the border illegally or arrive at a port of entry without proper documents.
They also accuse Homeland Se-curity and immigration offi cials of depriving migrants of their right to apply for asylum by making it dif-fi cult or impossible to do so.
“Instead of being able to focus on preparing their cases, asylum seekers forced to return to Mexico will have to focus on trying to sur-vive,” according to the lawsuit fi led in February by the American Civil Liberties Union, the Southern Pov-erty Law Center and the Center for Gender & Refugee Studies.
Courtesy photo
Preschool screening took place Friday at Meadow View Grade School in Parsons. A second screening date is set for Friday, March 29.
PRESCHOOL SCREENING
GM announces jobs, electric vehicle after Trump criticism
ORION TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Less than a week after a series of critical tweets from the presi-dent over an Ohio plant closure, General Motors is announcing plans to add 400 jobs and build a new electric vehicle at a factory north of Detroit.
The company says it will spend $300 million at its plant in Orion Township, Michigan, to manufacture a Chevrolet vehicle based on the battery-powered Bolt.
GM wouldn’t say when the new workers will start or when the new vehicle will go on sale, nor would it say if the workers will be new hires or come from a pool of laid-off workers from the planned closings of four U.S. factories by January.
The company also announced plans Friday to spend about another $1.4 billion at U.S. factories with 300 more jobs but did not release a time frame or details.
The moves come after last weekend’s string of venomous tweets by President Donald Trump con-demning GM for shutting its small-car factory in Lordstown, Ohio, east of Cleveland. During the weekend, Trump demanded that GM reopen the plant or sell it, criticized the local union leader and expressed frustration with CEO Mary Barra.
GM spokesman Dan Flores said the investment has been in the works for weeks. Indeed, GM has said it planned to build more vehicles off the under-pinnings of the Bolt, which can go an estimated 238 miles on a single electric charge. The company has promised to introduce 20 new all-electric vehicles globally by 2023.
In November, GM announced plans to shut the four U.S. factories and one in Canada. About 3,300 workers in the U.S. would lose their jobs, as well as 2,600 in Canada. Another 8,000 white-collar work-ers were targeted for layoff. The company said the moves are necessary to stay fi nancially healthy as GM faces large capital expenditures to shift to elec-tric and autonomous vehicles.
Plants slated for closure include Lordstown; De-troit-Hamtramck, Michigan; Warren, Michigan;
White Marsh, Maryland, near Baltimore and Os-hawa, Ontario near Toronto. The factories largely make cars or components for them, and cars aren’t selling well these days with a dramatic consumer shift to trucks and SUVs. With the closures, GM is canceling multiple car models due to slumping sales, including the Chevrolet Volt plug-in gas-elec-tric hybrid.
GM has said it can place about 2,700 of the laid-off U.S. workers at other factories, but it’s unclear how many will uproot and take those positions. More than 1,100 have already transferred, and others are retiring.
“Right now, we’re focused on the people of Lord-stown, making sure they have opportunities because we do have jobs,” Barra told reporters following Friday’s announcement. “We want every single per-son in Lordstown to stay within the GM family, and that’s what we’re working on.”
The United Auto Workers has sued GM over the closings, which still must be negotiated with the union.
“I will not spoil a great occasion here today. But there is hardship amongst four of our locations. And we’ve made it clear that we disagree with that,” UAW Vice President Terry Dittes said.
Trump’s latest GM tweet on Monday said GM should: “Close a plant in China or Mexico, where you invested so heavily pre-Trump,” and “Bring jobs home!”
“I understand a lot of the angst that people are feeling, and I feel it, too,” Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said Friday. “And I want to make sure that GM knows that their investment here in Mich-igan is encouraged and welcomed and appreciated. And we’re going to keep doing that.”
Ohio and the area around the Lordstown plant are important to Trump’s 2020 re-election bid. The state helped push him to victory in 2016, and Trump has focused on Lordstown, seldom mentioning the other U.S. factories that GM is slated to close.
