Kennel license audit finds failing program in Kansas
An audit obtained by The Kansas City Star shows Kansas Companion Animal Program underfunded understaffed and slow to enforce. Inspectors lack supervision and illegal kennels are rarely shut down harming both licensed and unlicensed breeders. The report urges reforms before the 1991 legislative session.
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Kansas unveils AIDS plan focusing on education drive
In Topeka the state outlines a plan to fight AIDS with education as the cornerstone amid an estimated 3,500 Kansans infected with HIV and about 400 AIDS cases. Secretary Stanley Grant says behavior change is key as KDHE tracks cases under a new reporting law.
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Stanley Grant
Health and Environment
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Grant
Department of Health of Environment
Charles Konigsberg
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