Kansas lawmakers face tight 2002 budget as 110 million arrives
Kansas budget discussions center on 110 million in new revenue for fiscal year 2002 starting July 1, 2001. General fund revenues total about 4.6 billion, with 90 million moved to highways, 21 million for higher education reform, and 24 million for Medicaid and children's health. Officials warn of a flat to modestly rising budget as commitments eat into any gains.
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Topeka
Statehouse
Nevada
Duane Goossen
State General Fund
Goossen
Bill Graves
House Appropriations
David Adkins
Adkins
R-Leawood
Graves
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kent Glasscock
Manhattan
Glasscock
Kansas veterans to receive World War II honorary diplomas
Nearly 50 years after leaving school for WWII, 14 Sheridan County veterans will get honorary high school diplomas at Hoxie High School on November 25 under Operation Recognition. Three diplomas will be posthumous as Kansas honors its Greatest Generation amid ongoing veteran efforts.
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Hoxie
Sheridan County
Kansas
Kansas Commission On Veterans Affairs
Hoxie High School
Joanne Emerick
Stoney Wages
Commission
Wages
Dan
Dan Walker
Walker
Linda Heskett
Ted Ball
Heskett
Hill City
Lee Walker
Kansas Commission of Veterans Affairs
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Doren Spillman
Arlan
Karl Berndt
Howard Anderson
Denver
Grace Tice
White City
Henry Lee Walker
Lel Lore
St. Catherine Hospital
Physical
East
Walnut
Garden City
Steath Hosp
Catholic Health