Legislature adjourns amid stalled school funding fight
In Topeka the Senate failed twice to pass a school finance bill and abandoned efforts to place a plan into conference committee before a late Saturday adjournment. Leaders planned an 18 day recess returning April 29 for wrap up, hoping to push a funding bill then.
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Topeka
Senate
Fred Kerr
House
Ducks Race Draws Thousands In Rainy River Event
In Lawrence 7107 rubber ducks raced the Kansas River near the Riverfront Plaza despite cold winds and rain. Carolyn Church led the effort for Cottonwood Inc. and announced official results after 5 p.m. Winners Ross and Karen Schaller collected a red 1992 Toyota Tercel from John Smith Oldsmobile Toyota Inc.
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Rich Barr
Stan Ray
Lawrence
Rob Harrell
Carolyn Church
Church
Cottonwood Inc
Kansas River
Lawrence Rivefront Plaza
John Smith
Oldsmobile
Toyota Inc
Ross Schaller
Panel blasts AIDS effort and federal response
Washington AP panel condemns federal AIDS efforts as underfunded and uncoordinated, calling them a national disgrace. It blames moral restrictions for limiting explicit information and condom use in teen prevention, while Republicans dispute findings favoring abstinence and family strengthening.
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Washington
House Select Committee On Children, Youth and Families
Legislature OKs budget for regents
TOPEKA The Legislature sent six spending bills to Gov. Finney on Saturday, including the State Board of Regents and public universities budget, while state employee pay raises remained unsettled. Total appropriations totaled 3.15 billion for fiscal 1993, with the full state budget potentially exceeding 6.5 billion as lawmakers near adjournment.
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Topeka
Joan Finney
State Board of Regents and
Public Universities
Finney
George Teagarden
D-Lacygne
House Appropriations Committee
Unsolved mystery spurs four year search by Linwood father
Harold Leach of Linwood has spent nearly four years seeking his missing son, facing roadblocks at every turn. He says law enforcement misled him, Attorney General Bob Stephan pledged support but did not act, and Governor Joan Finney claimed she could not help without paperwork. The case dominates his life as he awaits a breakthrough.
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Harold Leach
Linwood
Leach
Bob Stephan
Joan Finney
Aussies Lead Rainy Masters On Weather-Shortened Round
Australian golfers Craig Parry and Ian Baker-Finch held strong as lightning paused play at the Masters. Parry led with four holes remaining while Baker-Finch was tied for second when the third round ended due to the day’s delays.
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Craig Parry
Ian Baker-Finch
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