State GOP must fill national position in Kansas
Kansas Republican officials prepare to replace Mike Harris as national committeeman after his Sept. 1 resignation. State Chair David G. Miller plans a September meeting of the state committee to choose a successor, with several legislators and candidates named. Miller recalled Harris's move to Michigan and expressed support for his decision. Harris, Lair and Miller comprise Kansas' Republican National Committee delegation.
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Hunger study shows rising need at KC pantries and soups
The MU Kansas City study finds soup kitchens serving 25 percent more meals and pantries distributing 2 percent more food amid welfare reform worries. Don Bosco and Bishop Sullivan Center report 40 and 30 percent post year gains, with May totals surpassing 500 families. many clients face utility and transportation costs.
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Kansas Chief marks 140 years in Troy with quiet newsroom
The Kansas Chief, a weekly in Troy, Kansas, celebrates 140th anniversary with minimal fanfare. Publisher Stephen Tetlow notes modest celebration while staff keeps producing the weekly. the paper traces back to 1857, moving to Troy in 1872 and remaining Kansas' oldest continually published weekly.
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Stovall fights tobacco giants in historic Kansas case
Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall faces motions to dismiss her suit against five major tobacco companies and to force disclosure of decades old documents. Judge Fred Jackson will hear arguments on the motions and on releasing Liggett from a 1990s secrecy pledge. Stovall says a settlement could end marketing to children and remove Joe Camel imagery, marking a historic step in the war on tobacco. Kansas aims to gain access to the secret documents as states push broader litigation.
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