Author shares stories of working in 50 states
Daniel Seddiqui spoke to about 100 people at a Kansas Union event about fear and success. He recounted gunpoint danger in Detroit, wrestling a steer in South Dakota, and a coal mine expedition as part of his 50 States journey. His book So Jobs in 50 States chronicles the quest.
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401(k) style plan proposed for Kansas state workers
A proposal to replace new state employee pensions with a 401(k) type plan drew criticism for shifting risk onto workers and reducing retirement benefits. State Rep. John Rubin argued the bill would address KPERS funding woes, including a $10 billion unfunded actuarial liability, with reform aimed at finishing repayment by 2033.
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No-call list bill advances in Kansas Senate
The Kansas Senate approved first reading of a bill to expand the no-call law to cellphones. Attorney General Derek Schmidt backs the measure, giving his office and county prosecutors power to pursue complaints. The bill would head to the House after expected final passage and would broaden protections beyond landlines.
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