Were KU game tickets unethical perks
Topeka report says House Speaker Melvin Neufeld accuses Gov. Kathleen Sebelius of wooing lawmakers with access to KU basketball games including tickets and a state plane ride during the NCAA run. Sebelius and aides deny the charges, noting rides and tickets were offered to various supporters and not handed by the governor.
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Holcomb
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Corcoran
San Antonio
Paul Davis
D-Lawrence
Flight of honor fuels veterans journey from county
Osage County students at Lyndon High School organize Honor Flights for World War II veterans. Talbott, a B 17 crew member, recalls battles over Normandy to Pilsen and a nose blown away. The program, inspired by Honor Flight, funds veterans' trips to memorials with community donations and grants.
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Washington
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Springfield
Ohio
South Coffey County Key
Tyndon
Jones Trust
Governor Signals Veto Stand in Coal Plant Wind Push
The governor met with leaders and held a news conference before lawmakers reconvened after spring break. Sunflower would back a single plant if it funds wind farms and consumer conservation programs, but the utility calls the plan unworkable. Supporters and opponents gathered at the State house as Sunflower and allies seek two-thirds majorities to override.
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