Tuesday Weather Forecast and Storm History
Tuesday's forecast calls for mostly clear and cold conditions with overnight low near 22. Oklahoma City expects 64/40, while LawRENDE shows 53/46. Severe storms in 1982 produced 56 tornadoes, 30 fires, and injuries across Texas and Oklahoma. notable Red River region activity.
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House Rejects Raising Kansas Minimum Wage Policy
The Kansas House voted 72 to 50 against raising the state minimum wage from 2.65 per hour. Opponents argued federal parity would harm workers while supporters said higher pay reduces reliance on public aid. The measure would have let the State Finance Council set the wage to federal levels, 5.15, leaving Kansas with the lowest rate among states.
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Senate redistricting debate moves to second reading
In Topeka a bipartisan coalition pushes a Senate redistricting plan despite a veto threat from Gov. Bill Graves. The bill, endorsed by the Senate Reapportionment Committee, redraws the 40 districts to reflect population shifts and includes a new seventh district in Johnson County. Moderate Republicans may seek amendments to alter districts in southeast Kansas.
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Lawmakers deadlock on home rule for school boards
In Topeka the Kansas House rejected a revived bill to grant local school boards home rule and add funding for districts with declining enrollment. A motion to reconsider was defeated 66-56. The measure promised board autonomy to transact district business and alter funding by counting one fifth of 1994 enrollment, potentially diverting $17.7 million but reducing the state per pupil base by $30.71.
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