Attorney General asks Kansas Supreme Court to force vote on Indian gaming compact
AG Bob Stephan files petition with Kansas Supreme Court seeking writ of mandamus and quo warranto to compel Gov Joan Finney to present a tribal compact to the Legislature. Finney counters for federal court review over authority and timing in the Kickapoo casino issue near Topeka.
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Topeka, Kan
Bob Stephan
State Supreme Court
Joan Finney
Stephan
Mrs. Finney
Topeka
Finney
Kansas
Unmarked Burial Sites Preservation Board
Purchase Fund
Lafty AG
Gam
Walsh
Hopa Cem
Porp
Care
Rep
Sewar
EMEA
Trust Fun
RLM. Res
Indus
Ears Water & Electric Utiity
Jean Blecha Teasurer
Ottawa
Jean Blecha
City Glark
Orlin W. Smith
County boards debate coordinator authority and bridge study
Franklin County commissioners discuss keeping coordinator authority with the five member board or assigning it to the county, then approve $1000 for Finney Turnipseed to study the Tally Creek Bridge, a historic structure restricted from major repairs. They also review plans to join Douglas County in a juvenile detention center project and consider state funding.
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Gardner Hayden
Leroy Wasmund
Wendell Barker
Bob Chamberlin
Topeka
Finney- Turnipseed
Tally Creek
Rex Bowling
Barker
Douglas County
Franklin County
Crowther Defends KPERS Investment Manager's Job
Crowther testifies that Kenneth Roger worked diligently as a KPERS investment manager with a reputation for honesty. He says Reimer and Koger Associates had ties to KPERS and that Roger and the firm acted with diligence. The hearing probes whether Roger and others misrepresented the $50 million Home Savings loan deal.
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Crowther
KPERS
Topeka
Kan
Marshall Crowther
State Pension System
Kenneth Roger
Matty
Thomas Bradshaw
Koger
Reimer
Roger
Merriam
Home Savings Association of
Kansas City
Home Savings
Bradshaw
Thomas Sullivan
Fred Jackson
Kpers Board of Trustees
St. Louis Savings
State rests case as defense plans limited witness list
The state formally rested after correcting a misstatement with its final witness. Following the correction, Bradshaw and James Yeretsky led the defense in presenting three witnesses, including Crowther and former pension board members Mark Youngers of Hutchinson and Harold Goodman of Topeka.
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Bradshaw
James Yeretsky
Crowther
Pension Board
Mark Youngers
Hutchinson
Harold Goodman
Topeka
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