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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1996

Page

7

Thompson accuses Kansan Republicans of stripping power

State Treasurer Sally Thompson a Democrat running for U S Senate said Kansas Republicans moved to strip her of power to run the Municipal Investment Pool to hurt her politically. She notes the pool was created in 1992 with her authority and now shifts to the Pooled Money Investment Board. Thompson predicts she can beat Pat Roberts, citing her 20 years in finance and her view that she understands Kansas issues. She plans to raise about 2 million for her campaign with roughly 30 percent from out of state.

Sally Thompson Kansas U.S. Senate Thompson The Journal-World U.S Nancy Kassebaum R-Kan Pat Roberts Pooled Money Investment Board Roberts Washington, D.C

County to expand sewer district for church and school site

County commissioners will consider expanding Yankee Tank Sewer District No 3 to include a 20acre site east of the South Lawrence Trafficway for St Margaret's Episcopal Church and Bishop Seabury Academy. The southern half may join, but the northern 10 acres likely will not due to gravity flow constraints.

Yankee Tank St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church Bishop Seabury Academy South Lawrence Frank Hempen

Sewer District Expansion Near Lawrence Faces Engineering Hurdles

Development along U S Highway 40 west of Lawrence prompts landowners to seek sewer service beyond existing districts. The Episcopal Diocese of Kansas has filed a petition among several requests from north of 40, where a drainage ridge complicates sewer routing. Pending is a nearby landowners’ plea near a key intersection.

U.S. Highway 40 Lawrence Episcopal Diocese of Kansas U.S. 40

City Sewer Capacity Concerns Highlight Ridge Line Issues

Officials debate tying West Sixth Street and Wakarusa Drive to sewers while questioning the city's wastewater system capacity. County supervisors acknowledge ridge line problems but worry the city is overly conservative in assessing treatment availability for new customers.

County to Hold Public Hearing on Lateral Benefit District

County officials will hold a public hearing to consider creating a lateral benefit district to serve properties seeking annexation into Yankee Tank Sewer District No. 3. The meeting will also address projects to include in the county five year plan funded by the Kansas Department of Transportation.

Kansas Department of Transportation

Graves weighs Frahm as Dole successor in Kansas

Gov. Bill Graves named a short list of possible appointees to replace Sen. Bob Dole with Lt. Gov. Sheila Frahm as the front runner while Frahm weighs family and Washington office concerns. Graves kept options open including Reps. Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback and others as preparations for a November election continue.

Topeka Bill Graves Bob Dole U.S. Senate Sheila Frahm Graves Frahm Dole U.S Pat Roberts Sam Brownback Brownback Republian Jan Meyers Senate Bud Burke Mike Hayden Mark Parkinson Olathe U.S. Agriculture Dan Glickman Wichita Washington Jim Petterson Glickman Dennis Langley Democratic Party Langley Joan Finney Jill Docking Tom Docking Sheila Ing

Graves forgets predecessor name during Senate talk

Kansas Governor Bill Graves blanked when asked about his predecessor Joan Finney's Senate plans. He then recalled Jack Brier, former secretary of state, who Graves succeeded in 1994 after eight years as secretary. Finney did not seek a second term.

Topeka Bill Graves U.S. Senate Bob Dole Joan Finney Kansas Graves Jack Brier Brier Finney Statehouse

Takeover tops merger proposal in KCPL deal

Kansas City Power & Light and UtiliCorp United propose a revised merger offering KCPL and UtiliCorp shareholders one for one stock in the new company and a 9 percent larger stake valued at 27.25 per KCPL share but Western Resources bids 28 per share. Voting is delayed to this summer as analysts note Western Resources offers higher per share value and dividend.

Kansas City, Mo Kansas City Power & Light Co UtiliCorp United Inc KCPL Kansas City Weedon Western Resources UtiliCorp Pee Western Dennis Hudson George K. Baum and Co

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