Cincinnati Snowstorm Sets Record as 20 Inches Falls
The 1863 snowstorm dumped 20 inches on Cincinnati, far exceeding the city’s modern single-storm record of 17 inches. Timeline notes 5:21 p.m. and other times mark key moments in the event. The sequence includes 7:38 a.m. and 5:22 p.m. as the storm progressed through the day.
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Bond proposes tax increase for education
Senate President Dick Bond unveiled a plan for a $100 million tax increase for schools to fund his 10 point education program First in Class. He outlined costs such as all day kindergarten and statewide networks while acknowledging a tight budget and uncertain support from lawmakers.
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House rejects grant to help Prairie Dunes golf event
In Topeka the House rejected two amendments to set aside 1 million dollars for the Prairie Dunes Country Club in Hutchinson to host the 2002 U S Women s Open televised nationally. Rep Henry Helgerson argued funding should not divert other programs.
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Kansas lawmakers propose senior prescription help from tobacco settlement
Kansas legislators consider using tobacco settlement funds to fund a Senior Pharmacy Assistance program for low income seniors. The bill would cap drug costs at 12 dollars per prescription up to 1500 dollars annually with no co pays, targeting seniors 62 and older under defined income limits. Some officials warn funding from settlement money could set a precedent for future uses.
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