Pileup in Kansas Leaves Three Dead Near Mount Hope
Three killed and two seriously injured in a five-vehicle crash on icy Kansas 96 two miles northwest of Mount Hope. A car slid into a tractor trailer, causing the truck to strike oncoming cars. Victims include Paul Wohlgemuth, 60, and his grandson James, 2, of Tulsa, and Cornell D. Bell, 19, of Wichita. Authorities note the road was heavily iced despite dry stretches nearby.
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Mount Hope
Kan
Kansas 96
Paul Wohlgemuth
Tulsa
James Wohlgemuth
Scott Beardslee
Reno County
Beardslee
Kansas Highway Patrol
Clayton Jamieson
Farley Mo
Michael A. Cade
Olathe
Missouri 45
Moore’s Ferry Road
Kansas City
Cade
First United Presbyterian Church
Snow Creek
Olathe Medical Center
Parole Board Ruling Could Free Dozens of Prisoners
A Sedgwick County judge ruled that the Kansas Parole Board must not require unanimous votes for parole in serious-crimes cases, allowing two votes to grant parole. Kenneth Haney, granted parole, had been denied twice on 2-1 votes with dissent by Joan Hamilton. If upheld, the decision may affect many cases and alter board voting dynamics statewide.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas Parole Board
Sedgwick County
Paul Clark
John Carlin
Parole Board
Elwayne Pomeroy
Clark
Kenneth Haney
Wichita
Haney
Joan Hamilton
Hamilton
Ms. Hamilton
Bob Stephan
Stephan
Pomeroy
Hayden Would Cut Taxes Twenty Million In Kansas Plan
Governor Mike Hayden aims for about 20 million dollars in tax relief in the 1988 session, including eliminating state income tax for roughly 100,000 low income taxpayers and 8.6 million for business. He endorses most Kansas Inc ideas but cautions affordability amid windfall funds and tax reform debates.
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Topeka
Kan
Mike Hayden
Kansas
Hayden
Harley Duncan
Kansas Inc
House
Ed Rolfs
Junction City
Fred Kerr
R-Pratt
Rolfs
Kerr
Senate
Rolfs-Kerr
Duncan
Task Force
Hayden Draws Democrats Fire In State of the State Row
Kansas lawmakers clash as Gov Mike Hayden wins bid to deliver the state of the state at 6 30 pm on Jan 12 with TV stations planning live coverage. Senate Minority Leader Michael Johnston accuses the move of boldness while Hayden aides call it political sour grapes. House Speaker Jim Braden cites audience access and fairness. Carlin notes denies past requests were blocked but declines further comment.
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Topeka
Kan
GOP
Mike Hayden
Senate
Michael Johnston
D-Parsons
Hayden
John Carlin
Johnston
Carlin
Kansas
Kathy Peterson
Jim Braden
Concordia
House
Robert Talkington
Iola
Braden
Mark Skinner
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