Graves forms group to assess highway needs in Kansas
Gov. Bill Graves announced Transportation 2000 a 27 member panel to study Kansas transportation needs beyond roads. They will assess air rail and mass transit and review funding from the six year federal program while Hearings are planned across July to September and a report due after the November election.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Transportation 2000
Kansas
Graves
Economic Lifelines
John G. Montgomery
Fred Berry
Cochairman
Republican Party
Mary Turkington
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Turkington
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State Tourism Committee Names 2000 Lineup Across Kansas
AP report lists committee members including Rep Gary Hayziett chair of the House Transportation Committee, Rep Dennis Local Jim Au Buchon Pittsburg city manager Chris president Cesena Alrraft Ted Derkert Dorado Castrol Inc Don Hill Emporia chairman ee Commission Don Landoll Marysville CEO Landoll Corp Nelson Mann Leawood attorney member Greater & Co Insurance John Fowler Topeka president Kansas Chamber of Commerce and Industry with diverse business and civic leaders across the state.
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Topeka
Gary Hayziett
R-Lakin
House Transportation Committee
Dennis
Jim Au Buchon
Pittsburg
Chris
Cesena Alrraft
Ted Derkert
3 Dorado
Castrol Inc
Don Hill
Emporia
Ee Commission
Don Landoll
Marysville
Landoll Corp
Nelson Mann
Leawood
Greater & Co. Insurance
John Fowler
Kansas Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Oz developers seek DeSoto endorsement for Land of Oz plan
Kansas City area developers press DeSoto officials to endorse anchoring a 593 million Land of Oz theme park on the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant site in Johnson County. They seek县 county master plan alignment to influence GSA land transfer decisions ahead of July 4.
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DeSoto City
Johnson County
Larry Winn III
Kansas City
DeSoto
Winn
GSA
Wyandotte County
Governor denies same sex remark in Dobson tied dispute
Graves denies uttering a remark about a same sex marriage proposal attributed by James Dobson. The controversy arose during a rally for Republican candidate David Miller as Graves faces a August primary challenge. Dobson’s comments claimed Graves vetoed the 1996 measure, though Graves says he signed it and never used such words.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Graves
James Dobson
Focus On the
David Miller
Miller
GOP
Kansas
Kris van Meteren
Cara Hoskins
Dobson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jeff Wagaman
Miller and Dobson
van Meteren
Mike Matson
Hawaii
Supreme Court
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