Times Listed in Varying Intervals
A sequence of times shows activity across different periods from 6:01 p.m. to 7:17 a.m. The data includes 6:02 p.m. and 6:16 p.m. with a 7:08 a.m. and 6:01 p.m. entry, suggesting sporadic timestamps without a clear pattern or single event.
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Hair braiding bill advances past Senate panel in Kansas
Kansas Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee approved unanimously a bill to exempt Braiden Maidens from Kansas Board of Cosmetology rules. Deb Jennings of Lawrence and Wendy Moody of Bonner Springs argued the change lets them braid at Renaissance Festival without 1500 hours training. If approved by both chambers and signed by the governor, the law would restore their festival braiding activities.
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Topeka
Senate Committee On Public Health and Welfare
Kansas Board of Cosmetology
Deb Jennings
Lawrence
Senate
Jennings
Kansas City
Wendy Moody
Moody
Bonner Springs
Tax Increase Discussed to Fund School Costs Reform
Gov. Bill Graves signals openness to a tax hike if lawmakers rewrite Kansas 1992 school finance law. A 100 member task force reviews the framework that distributes 1.8 billion in state aid across 304 districts, with critics saying the formula unfairly skews funds toward extremes. Senate President Bond argues fiscal adjustments may require higher taxes, though election pressures dim immediate support.
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Toveka
Bill Graves
Graves
Kansas
Senate
Dick Bond
Roverland Park
Bond
Law firm dispute over Stovall testimony and tobacco case
Kansas lawmakers wrapped hearings on Carla Stovall’s selection of her former firm Entz and Chanay for tobacco litigation. Gov. Bill Graves said no further probe is needed while Hutton and Hutton executives disputed Stovall’s testimony, noting oral agreements and extensive work on the case. The state expects about 1.8 billion over 25 years from a 46-state national tobacco settlement.
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Bill Graves
House Taxation Committee
Carla Stovall
Kansas
Susan Wagle
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Stovall
Entz and Chanay
Topeka
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Hutton and
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John Camp
Andrew Hutton
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