Senate approves major funding bills in Kansas budget move
The Kansas Senate tentatively approved two budget measures totaling 570.3 million for fiscal 1983, funding Social and Rehabilitation Services and the Department of Corrections. A 7.1 million appropriation will begin construction of a new 500-bed medium security prison near Lansing, part of an estimated 28 million project over four years. The package also funds other state agencies and includes a limited driver license provision for epileptics.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Senate
John Carlin
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Department of Corrections
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Senate
House
Kansas House passes seven bills sent to governor
The Kansas House approved seven bills including creation of a travel and tourism division in the Department of Economic Development, an elderly employment pilot program, and tougher notice rules for BPA rate increases. It also returned to the Senate a measure on agriculture convention delegates and approved a youth services division within SRS and the abolition of the Governor's Committee on Criminal Administration.
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Merrill Werts
Junction City
Johnson
Wyandotte
Shawnee
Sedgwick
Paul Hess
Wichita
Hess
State Finance Council
House
Kansas Adult Authority
Senate
Kansas
John Carlin
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Carlin
Topeka
Kan
Department of Economic Development
Kansas City Board of Public Utilities
Selection of Agriculture Convention
Boards of Education
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
KDED
Billy McCray
Kansas Court of Appeals
Agriculture Convention
State Secretary of Agriculture
Kansas Farm Bureau
Senate Education Committee
Youth Services Division
SRS
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Department of Administration
Avalanche at Squaw Valley Kills Three
An avalanche at Squaw Valley California during a fierce snowstorm killed three people and left seven missing after smashing into the Alpine Meadows lodge area. A two story workers building was destroyed, rescuers used skis and dog sleds, and several vehicles were buried under debris in the parking lot.
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Squaw Valley
Calif
Alpine Meadows
Lake Tahoe
Tom Anderson
Placer County
Second eruption kills more in Mexico near Reforma oilfield
The second volcanic eruption in three days near Reforma oilfield in southeast Mexico raises the death toll to at least 12 with hundreds injured. Rescue teams still seek possible bodies in three villages buried by lava and ash from the first blast at El Chichonal. Governor Sabines Gutierrez cautions against expecting sharp increases, as relief efforts resume amid ongoing exodus and disruption to agriculture and cattle. President Lopez Portillo planned a Saturday visit to meet with local officials and property owners.
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Pichucalco
Mexico
Reforma
el Chichonal
Juan Sabines Gutierrez
Chiapas State
Florenzo Hernandez
Chiapas
Tabasco
Mexico City
Jose Lopez Portillo
Notice of hearing in divorce case Kathy v Primeaux
In Franklin County Kansas Kathy v Primeaux case number 62051 seeks an absolute divorce and child custody. Lancelot Primeaux is ordered to plead by April 22 1982 at 9 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas Court Building. Attorney Wendell J Barker local address provided. First published March 25 1982 Last published April 8 1982. In the matter of the estate of Nelson Edward Brites continued notice excerpts follow.
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Didtelet
Franklin County
Kansas
Kathy v
Primeaux
Lancelot Prema
Datandant
State of
Lancelot Primeaux
Kathy
Ottawa
Nelson Edward Brites
Namaandd
Twila Ann Lindsey
Kansas Department of Transportation
John A
Joann Fargis
Garnett
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