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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1987

Page

5

Death Penalty Backed for Senate Debate in Kansas

Kansas lawmakers moved a death penalty bill from a Senate committee to the floor for debate with a likely Friday vote. Gov. Hayden backs signing the measure, while opponents warn of high costs. The bill would allow lethal injection for premeditated murder or crimes including rape, sodomy, or kidnapping. Meanwhile liquor by the drink compromise was reached after four days of negotiation, restoring a tax package and implementing liquor by the drink in 36 counties. The Legislature also advanced a parental consent abortion bill for minors and passed a workers’ compensation overhaul.

Topeka Kan Senate Kansas Bud Burke Leawood Robert W. Talk Ington Dick Bond Overland Park Bond Phil Martin Martin Pittsburg House Robert H. Miller Wellington Federal and State Affairs Committee The Miller Mike Hayden Hayden

Tax Refund Outlook Dims Kansas Revenue Hike Caution

In March Kansas tax intake topped estimates by 28.8 million, but Revenue Secretary Harley Duncan warned the rally may fade. He noted refunds bite into a 33 million year-to-date surplus as corporate and individual refunds loom, including an 11 million corporate refund for amended filings.

Topeka Kan Harley Duncan Revenue Duncan

Kansas Reps Back Reagan on Highway Veto test

Kansas senators Bob Dole and Nancy Kassebaum vow to sustain President Reagan's veto of the 88 billion five year highway and mass transit bill. The House voted to override 350 to 73 with Rep. Pat Roberts lone GOP in favor of the veto. Demonstration projects in Kansas would total about six million dollars a year, sparking concern over pork barrel politics and rushed funding.

Washington Kansas Reagan Capitol Hill Bob Dole Nancy Kassebaum House Kansas House Pat Roberts Dodge City

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