Kansas House panel rejects three parental notification abortion bills
A Kansas House Federal and State Affairs Committee on Wednesday refused to endorse two parental notification bills and a parental consent measure aimed at minors seeking abortions. The votes revert to the House calendar, with potential debate if a 70 member override is achieved. Governor Hayden voiced disappointment, urging parental notification as prudent policy.
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House
Federal and State Affairs
Mike Hayden
Pat Goodson
Right To Life of Kansas Inc
Ginger Barr
Auburn
Douglas County
Betty Jo Charlton
D-Lawrence
Artie Lucas
R-Highland
Hayden
Jessie Branson
House Public Health and Welfare Committee
U.S. Congress
Branson
Commission On Services
Congress
Kansas Senate backs interstate banking bill passage
The Kansas Senate approved a 28-12 measure to permit limited interstate banking, sending it to the House. If enacted, banks from four neighboring states plus Iowa and Arkansas could buy Kansas banks after July 1, 1992, with safeguards on community impact and local needs.
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Kansas
House
Mike Hayden
Iowa
Arkansas
Alicia Salisbury
Fourth Financial Corporation
Gaines
Attorney General’s Office
Hayden plans to sign "hard life" bill amid death penalty talk
Governor Mike Hayden signaled he will likely approve a 40 year minimum for first degree murder, reducing parole to 40 years and delaying capital punishment. He treats the issue as a campaign contrast with John Carlin, who previously vetoed death penalty bills.
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Topeka
Mike Hayden
John Carlin
Hayden
Associated Press
Carlin
Kansas
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