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1-3 Front CFP 10-28-10.Indd Area/State Colby Free Press Thursday, October 28, 2010 Page 3 Weather President says online school key Homemaking units Corner From “ONLINE,” Page 1 class. Part of what makes Fort Hays successful, Ham- line as well as individual classes. In Thomas County, mond said, is that the university is able to keep its still active after 77 years there are 63 people taking online courses from Fort operating costs low. The school has generators to Hays, 49 of whom are in the virtual college. State- keep electric bills down during peak demand and it From “UNITS,” Page 1 ducing the programs to be pre- wide there are more than 3,000 students in the virtual operates its own construction company and phone sented in 2011 for the 18-county college. service. remain the same, and the com- area of northwest Kansas will Online classes can also help communities, he said, Fort Hays’ China program has also benefi ted the mitment of the members is to be begin at 9 a.m. next Thursday since workers don’t have to move away to be re-edu- university. Hammond said the university has about conscious of the needs of others at the Colby United Methodist cated, and are more likely to stay in their community 3,500 students in China. The Chinese government and to share their knowledge of Church. when they fi nish school. pays Fort Hays about $4 million and it costs about a better way of living with other Membership forms are avail- Part of the problem, Hammond said, is that people $2 million to offer the classes. members of society. able online at kafce.org, or send are simply unaware of what is being offered online. This cost saving and high income has allowed the The Kansas association wel- an e-mail to webmaster@kafce. They also hear about for-profi t universities and as- university to keep enrollment costs down, which in comes all new members and Local contacts are Karen Larm- sume all online courses are that expensive. Fort Hays turn has translated to growth. Fort Hays’ enrollment invites anyone to join them to er at (785) 460-3610 or Virginia is able to offer three-credit undergraduate classes for grew by 8.1 percent in 2009, while the University of help families and communities. Hopper at (785) 462-7709. $510 and graduate classes for $688, while for-prof- Kansas grew by half a percent and K-State’s enroll- The training workshop intro- National Weather Service it university prices are often more than $1,000 per ment decreased by 7.1 percent. Tonight: Clear, with a low around 29. South wind around 10 mph. Friday: Sunny, with a high Survey predicts painfully slow economic gains next year near 74. West wind around 5 By Jeannine Aversa than envisioned earlier. raise prices. • The economy will expand just to lower unemployment. Three mph. AP Economics Writer It adds up to a grim picture for The economists are sharply split 2.7 percent next year, scarcely months ago, the economists were Friday Night: Clear, with a the new Congress that begins in on whether the Fed should do so. more than the tepid growth pre- more optimistic about 2011: They low around 36. South wind 5 to WASHINGTON – The job mar- January. Voter frustration over un- And they overwhelmingly op- dicted for all of 2010. Under an predicted shoppers would boost 10 mph becoming west. ket and the economy will improve employment is threatening to cost pose another round of government economic rule of thumb, growth their spending 3 percent. Saturday: Sunny, with a high only slightly next year, according Democrats their control of the stimulus spending. They think the would have to average at least 5 • Infl ation will equal just 1.7 near 73. North wind between 5 to an Associated Press survey of House, and maybe the Senate, in economy will make steady gains, percent for a whole year to lower percent next year. That’s slightly and 10 mph. leading economists whose outlook the midterm elections Tuesday. just more slowly than they had the unemployment rate by 1 per- more than the 1.2 percent predict- Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, for 2011 has dimmed over the past The new Congress appears un- earlier thought. centage point. ed for this year. And it’s about the with a low around 37. three months. likely to approve more spending The AP survey collected the • Shoppers will boost their minimum level of infl ation the Fed Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a The latest quarterly AP Econo- to try to invigorate the economy views of 43 leading private, cor- spending 2.5 percent in 2011, thinks a healthy economy needs. high near 68. my Survey shows economists are and the job market. And the Fed- porate and academic economists slightly better than the increase • Americans will keep rebuild- Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, pushing back their estimates of eral Reserve is running out of op- on a range of indicators, including that economists envision for this ing their savings, leaving less with a low around 39. when key barometers of economic tions. employment, consumer spending year. But spending would have money for spending. They’re ex- Monday: A 20 percent chance health – hiring, spending, expan- Yet the economists the AP sur- and infl ation. Among their fore- to rise roughly twice that fast to pected to save 5.4 percent of dis- of showers. Mostly sunny and sion – will signal strength. veyed still expect the economy casts: deliver enough economic punch posable income next year. breezy, with a high near 64. In their view, shoppers and em- to sidestep some threats that had Monday Night: Partly cloudy ployers will stay cautious. House- raised concerns in recent months. and breezy, with a low around holds will keep saving. Infl ation They dismiss the likelihood of a 37. will remain tame. And unemploy- second recession, for instance, Tuesday: Sunny, with a high ment will dip only a bit from the and they think the risk of defl ation LOCAL TV LISTINGS near 69. current 9.6 percent rate to a still- is remote. Defl ation is a prolonged Tuesday Night: Clear, with a high 9 percent at the end of 2011. drop in prices and wages that can sponsored by the low around 38. In the previous survey in July, make people unwilling to spend. Wednesday: Sunny, with a the economists predicted unem- Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke high near 66. ployment of 8.7 percent at the end has expressed concern about de- of next year. 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