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Chris Green

Edinburgh
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Associate Director, Quantum Communications. Before that, 16+ years as a reporter and editor with The @Independent and @theipaper.
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OKC provides lesson in public trust for Wichita

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By Chris Green
| The Journal (KLC) Verified
The Wichita voters who sent a 1-cent sales tax question down to a humbling defeat in a special election disliked many aspects of the proposal. Some thought the levy would hurt the poor. The very idea of imposing new taxes and allowing more spending energized opponents. There were those who were put off by numerous proposals being bundled together in one vote. Others called the effort rushed. And some weren’t sold on the concept of raising one tax, on sales, to lower another, on property.
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Expiry Of AGOA And Its Implications For Kenya And Tanzania

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By Chris Green, Luisa Cetina
| Mondaq
Anjarwalla & Khanna are most popular: within International Law, Antitrust/Competition Law and Transport topic(s) in Africa The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), a pivotal trade agreement between the United States and several sub-Saharan African nations, expired on 30 September 2025.
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Hundreds of Kansans lost their apartment due to landlord neglect. One change in law could help

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By Chris Green
| The Journal (KLC) Verified
Editor’s note: This story is being republished from the Kansas News Service. GARDNER, Kansas — When the city of Gardner in eastern Kansas ordered Aspen Place apartments closed for unsafe living conditions last May, Candice Montgomery came home to a frantic neighborhood. She and other residents of the Gardner housing complex only had 48 hours to leave their homes. “It was total chaos,” Montgomery said. “My neighbors are everywhere, people are crying.
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