Senate OKs death penalty bill in Kansas Senate
The Kansas Senate approved a death penalty bill by a 23 to 17 vote, sending it to the House, with Gov. Carlin likely to veto. The plan would impose capital punishment for certain murders, with lethal injection as the default but allowing hanging or electrocution if the methods are ruled unconstitutional.
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Washington AP The GAO urges a bicycle driven government, proposing 4 cents a mile for bikes and 8 cents for mopeds, with more bike parking and showers. Phoenix Post Office crews already use 100 bicycles on 10 percent of routes and want 165 more, while GSA resists changing travel pay scales.
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