Frahm Targets Armed Services and Banking Posts in Senate Start
Kansas Republican Sheila Frahm, sworn in to replace Bob Dole, names Armed Services and Banking as top committee targets and declines Agriculture. She backs Rep. Pat Roberts for the Agriculture seat, cites his experience, and notes her seniority ranking of 100 in the Senate. She adds that assignments on B level panels will follow as others jockey for position. Frahm faces Rep. Sam Brownback in the Aug. 6 GOP primary with a race against a Democratic opponent in the fall.
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Sheila Frahm
Armed Services and Banking Committees
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Frahm
Kansas
Bob Dole
Pat Roberts
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Roberts
Kan
House Agriculture Committee
Nancy Kassebaum
Sally Thompson
Armed Services Committee
Armed Services Panel
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Texas
Senate
Sam Brownback
Joan Finney
Jill Docking
Wichita
Tom Docking
County OKs Extension Council Budget Allocation
Douglas County commissioners approve 339306 for the Extension Council as part of the 1997 budget. The county covers about 78 percent of the Extension Service cost, with Kansas State University contributing the rest. The action follows a calmer budget negotiation, with a 0.63 percent increase over 1996.
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County Extension Council
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School bus rollover injures 19 in Kansas
A school bus carrying 35 Osage County youths overturned after the driver overcorrected on U.S. 56 near Admire Kansas. At least 19 people, mostly children, were treated for injuries at hospitals in Topeka and Emporia with conditions ranging from cuts to broken bones. Tim Smith, 10, was airlifted for a head injury but released the same day.
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Jane Smith
Osage County
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Dave Riedesel
Clyde Johnson
Topeka
Riedesel
Tim Smith
St. Francis Hospital
Newman Memorial County Hospital
Emporia
Terry Lambert
Lambert
Taisho Pharmaceutical gives $100,000 to KU Simons Labs
Japanese drug maker Taisho Pharmaceutical Co. of Tokyo donates 100000 dollars to the Dolph Simons Bi sciences Research Laboratories at Kansas University. The gift funds an interactive conference room and debt retirement for the new building, supporting cancer research programs and fostering ties with KU.
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Higuchi Biosciences
Simons Laboratories
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Journal-World
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