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Park fee rise backed by governor and Senate leader
Kansas officials defend a bill to charge people over 65 and the disabled a $15 vehicle permit for state parks, while hunting and fishing licenses would be $7.75 and $15.50 respectively for the elderly and disabled. The measure, opposed by some House members as a tax increase, aims to fund park renovations and maintenance with fees from users including seniors. Senate President Dick Bond, turning 65, supports paying his share, rejecting a free ride for the elderly.
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Bill Graves
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Dick Bond
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Tobacco settlement law firm faces legislative scrutiny
Kansas lawmakers grill Attorney General Carla Stovall over a 27 million dollar contract with Entz and Chanay, her former firm, to represent Kansas in tobacco litigation. The House Taxation Committee weighs a 50 percent tax on legal fees as Wagle seeks documents and possible subpoenas amid charges of cronyism and political influence.
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Governor backs state wage hike with preemption on local rates
Gov. Bill Graves endorses a Senate bill to raise Kansas minimum wage from 2.65 to 5.15 an hour, tying the increase to a ban on cities and counties setting their own wages. Republicans control the bill while Democrats urge local control and oppose the tied provisions. The measure faces Senate debate next week. Graves says he would likely sign.
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Flint Hills Living Wage Coalition
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Tobacco Settlement Law Firm
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