Penal Reform Bill Advances In Kansas Senate Action
The Kansas Senate sent 42 bills to Gov Docking and returned 22 to the House this week reaching 175 measures acted on. The penal reform bill creating a Kansas Adult Authority and a Secretary of Corrections with six divisions passed after debate and now heads back to the House for a Senate amendment. The bill to lower the age of majority to 18 passed with a liquor purchase clause, but House amendments led to conference talks.
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Robert Docking
House
Conference Committee
Department of Revenue
Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
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Secretary of Corrections
State Park and Resources Authority
Perry Reservoir
Topeka
Cheney
Hutchinson
Wichita
Ed Reilly
Leavenworth
Wint Winters
Ottawa
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D-Coldwater
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
Herd
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