Nominees added to Kansas Court of Appeals pool
The Supreme Court Nominating Commission expanded the candidate pool with six lawyers from Kansas and elsewhere, bringing the total to 41 names for three remaining appellate vacancies to replace Judge Meyer. Gov Hayden will appoint the three, then two more for two new seats. Hayden also announced a highway tour schedule update and a new state government efficiency task force chaired by Ed Fiente. A separate suit by Attorney General William Webster targets Charters International Co. over Safeway milk promo tickets and a refund program for World Airways.
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Topeka
Kan
Supreme Court Nominating Commission
Kansas Court of Appeals
John Cutter Gage
Eudora
Henry W. Green
Leavenworth
Deanne Watts Hay
John Alvin Henningsen
Decatur
Ala
Sharon A. Werner
Wichita
Kenton Dean Wirth
Valley Center
Court of Appeals
Nominating Commission
Mike Hayden
Marven W. Meyer
Meyer
Hayden
Clay County
Clay Center
Emporia
Emporia Holiday Inn
Ed Fientje
Robert W. Asmannn
Bank IV
Thomas §. Bradley
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Tom P. Carrico
Lenexa
Gill Studios
Jon Dell'Antonia
Jefferson City
William Webster
Kansas
Safeway
Jackson County
Charters International Co
Shawnee
Kansas City
Safeway-World Airways
Safeway Stores Inc
World Airways Inc
World Airways
Kansas City International
Webster
Congress Eyes Travesty Of Justice In GI Bill Refunds
House Veterans Affairs education subcommittee backs quick action to require returning the $1,200 contributed by new enlistees to survivors if they are killed in service. The bill, supported by Defense, veterans groups, and lawmakers, addresses an inequity since the 1985 GI bill change. The Grady family of Topeka highlighted the issue as 208 deaths would be covered, including three Stark crew members.
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Washington
House
Wayne Dowdy
D-Miss
Veterans Affairs Education Subcommittee
Dowdy
Sup
Defense Department
Congress
Sonny Montgomery
Topeka
Kan
West Germany
Michael Grady
John Grady
Kansas
Grady
John
Kerry
U.S. Treasury
Slattery
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Coast Guard
Veterans Administration
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Association of the U.S. Army
Armed Services
Stark
Persian Gulf
Mike Lowry
D-Wash
House Democratic Study Group
Supreme Court
Lowry
Lawmakers Take Reflagging To Court
Washington lawmakers press the courts to rule on War Powers Act limits as 114 members sue over Reagan plan to guard Kuwaiti tankers in the Persian Gulf. The suit argues imminent hostilities justify congressional approval beyond 60 days, citing Stark and Bridgeton incidents as context.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Reagan
Persian Gulf
U.S
House
Senate
Richard Nixon
America
Kuwait
Iraq
Roman Popadiuk
Lowry
Stark
Bridgeton
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Thirlpoiot
Wode
S. Main
Ottawa
Thipset
Reounter
Esher
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