Shortest Kansas governor term debated in state history
Former Gov. Frank Hagaman, Kansas 31st governor, held 41 days from Nov 28 1950 to Jan 8 1951 after Lt Gov Frank Carlson became a U.S. senator. In contrast Mark Parkinson served 622 days from Apr 28 2009 to Jan 10 2011.
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Residents weigh views on immigration for local workers
At 4000 West Sixth Street Doug Duncan of Chemtrade Logistics and Lawrence express mixed opinions on offering chances to newcomers. Duncan supports chances for all, especially incoming workers, while Lawrence leans toward yes but remains unsure.
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New parks chief to stress Kansas tourism
Robin Jennison, named secretary of the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks, vows to boost Kansas tourism and promote outdoor resources. Governor Brownback backs marketing efforts to show America why Kansas offers top hunting, lakes, parks, and tallgrass prairie, with possible agency shift to unify promotion.
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Hospital births record Mikel and Emcilia’s daughter
At Lawrence hospital a baby girl was born on Friday to parents Mikel Ross and Emcilia Hernandez. The birth adds new member to the local family and city records.
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Worridcom Blottfr Police Report Finds No Incidents
Friday police report shows no incidents to report. Local law enforcement noted a quiet day with no arrests or disturbances recorded.
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