Legislative calendar for Kansas sessions agenda crowds
The document lists a dense weekly schedule of committee hearings and votes in the Kansas Legislature. It covers Monday through Friday with multiple House committees including Agriculture and Small Business Public Health and Welfare Transportation Ways and Means Education Energy and Natural Resources and Senate panels such as Agriculture Public Health and Welfare Governmental Organization and Financial Institutions and Insurance. It notes specific bill numbers like HB 2079 HB 2021 HB 244 and SB 106 SB 79 and SB 134 along with times and topics from tax policy to education, health, and regulation of utilities.
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Dick Jepson
Agriculture Safety and Health Center
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Army
Air National Guards
Kansas
State Public Broadcasting Commission
Public Television Board
Energy and Natural Resources
Corporation Commission
Senate Agriculture
Public Health and Welfare
Department of Human Resources
Existance
Margalee Wright
Kansas Corporation Commission
Gerald Kaesin
Credit Union Council
Agriculture and Small Business
SRS
Ion
Senate Energy and Natural Resources
Financial Institutiona and Insurance
Ansas
Financial Institutions and Insurance
Isce Ie
Friday's Highlights Liquor by Drink Optimism
Gov. Carlin hailed a 28-12 Senate vote to let Kansas voters decide on liquor by the drink in 1986. He called it a significant first step though the issue faces a tougher test in the House. Also moving were Hospital Building Moratorium bills to bar construction for two years and a cigarette mail-order ban. sponsored by Senate Democrats led by Michael Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlin
Kansas
Senate
Michael Johnston
D-Parsons
Democrats
Kansas House to Debate Death Penalty Restoration
The Kansas House will debate a bill on Wednesday to restore the death penalty. Arguments start at 10 a.m. and proceed toward a preliminary vote, with final action possible Thursday if the debate allows. The measure would still require Senate passage before reaching Gov. Carlin, who has vetoed three similar bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Kansas
Mike Hayden
Senate
Carlin
Prohibition Plan Endorsed by Senate Committee
The Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee endorsed a proposed constitutional amendment to return Kansas to liquor prohibition days in 1986. Rev. Richard Taylor chairing city forces called the move a joke while sponsor Sen. Bill Morris of Wichita argued it shows how small a minority favors strict liquor laws.
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Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
Kansas
Richard Taylor
Bill Morris
Richita
Initial appearances docket and local notices blend in Daily Report
The Daily Report notes Gayle D. Page of 719 W 6th charged Thursday with felony marijuana with intent to sell and cocaine possession after a DPS stop on South Locust. Bond set at $5,000. preliminary hearing scheduled Monday. Also mentions divorce grant for Vivian V. and Everett L. Gragg, civil suits including Larkin Masonry vs Copeland Brothers and Travelers Indemnity seeking $5,492.20 plus interest, plus Sopers vs Martins for breach of real estate contract.
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Gayle D. Page
W. 6Th
Department of Public Safety
South Locust
Vivian V
Everett L. Gragg
Richard H. Larkin
Larkin Masonry
Copeland Brothers Construction Company
Travelers Indemnity Company
Ottawa Retirement Village
Bobby J
Dixie L
Joe L
Marcia J. Soper
Donald G
Sandra L. Martin
Local Ads Highlight Events and Sales
A collage of community notices including steak night and dance at Eagles Lodge with The Desperados, chili supper and carnival at Appanoose Elementary School, wallpaper sale at Interior Motives, jewelry specials at Sutton's, and a meat supper by Ottawa Lions Club. Also mentions honey pollen ad, theater production Harvey, oil and gas tax seminar, and upcoming dance and workshop events.
OHS to Unveil Teacher of the Year at Basketball Game
Ottawa High School will name its Teacher of the Year at halftime of Tuesday's game against Turner. Five finalists were chosen by teachers and students, then voted on Friday. the winner will receive a plaque funded by local banks, with a reception to follow in the Cyclone Room.
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Ottawa High School
OHS
Turner
Darrel Bourque
Doyle Reichard
Alice Wolf
DeeAnna Kimes
Dottie McCrossen
Gary Kuntz
Ottawa
Banks
Kuntz
OHS Cyclone
Library Line Answers Your Questions This Week
The Library Line offers help with inquiries from travel distances and interior decorators to oil terminology and event calendars. Read this week’s questions and answers, including KC to Honolulu mileage, Ottawa decorator contact, oil measured in barrels, Kemper Arena events, postage rate changes, and Franklin County school districts.
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5Th
Kansas City
Honolulu
Kansas
Los Angeles
K.C
Ottawa
Cathy McClay
Ottawa chamber promotes suppers and civic events
Local and area groups offer suppers this weekend with Lions Club ham and bean supper at Elliott Hall 4 to 7 p m. Other options include chili at Appanoose School and pancakes at New Hope Baptist Church. A Black History Dinner with Dr. Marvin Wilson is set for Feb 16 at Elliott Hall. Eisenhower School hosts a chili supper Feb 19. Adult tickets $3, children $1 50. Also scheduled: legislative coffee with Rep Dorothy Nichols, Senate activity briefing by Sen Jim Allen, and a Franklin County Legislative Breakfast March 2 at Ottawa High School Cyclone Room. Ottawa City Commission and Ottawa U S C 290 School Board candidates invited. Local business updates: Dan Hope opens Chrysler Center, Bud Burgoon signs Sinclair station, Sunflower Seed new sign, Poor Man Antiques moves to 113 S Main, Main Street Antiques to 418 N Main.
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Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Elliott Hall
Appanoose School
Pomona
New Hope Baptist Church
Ottawa
Marvin Wilson
Topeka
Ottawa University
Eisenhower School
First Chamber
Farm Bureau Legislative
Dorothy Nichols
Kansas House
Jim Allen
Great Bend
Franklin County Legislative
Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa U.S.C
Dan Hope
Chrysler
Bud Burgoon
Sinclair
Main Street
Poor Man Antiques
S. Main
Main Street Antiques
N. Main
Sacred Heart School Shields Student Mini Classes Begin
SHS offers mini courses in crafts ceramics chemistry bike maintenance dance and creative cooking. Sharon Thompson teaches Know Your Community with field trips while Jean Floersch guides a Mexico pinata project. A set of car keys was found at the south entrance. Contact Sister Brendan to claim. SHS thanks Father Miller Dale Fox the Cyrones Galen Ouellette Rex Bowling Craig Davis Ed Howe and the Parent Teachers Organization.
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Sacred Heart School
Sharon Thompson
Jean
Floersch
Mexico
Brendan
SHS
Father Miller
Dale Fox
The
Cyrones
Galen Ouellette
Rex Bowling
Craig Davis
Ed Howe
State College Grads Pay Debts Better Than Most
In Topeka, the Kansas Board of Regents said higher education students default on loans at a rate far below the national average. Fort Hays State led six four year colleges with an 86 percent default rate, while Wichita State and Kansas State posted 2.6 and 4.3 percent respectively. University of Kansas 4.3 percent, Emporia State 4.4 percent, Pittsburg State 5.5 percent.
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State College Grads
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Board of Regents
Fort Hays State University
Wichita State University
Kansas State University
University of Kansas
Emporia State University
Pittsburg State University
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Ednesday Moore Agriculture and
Labor and Industry
Education and Labor and Industry
Rod Riffel
Sena
Sbs
the Daily Report
District Court News
U.S.D
Sacred Heart
Sheriff's News
Ray F. Chase
Midwest
Sioux Falls
Joliet
Peoria
Ai Joliet
Paoria
Omaha
Cutter and Boning Utility
High
Cannar
Low Cutter
St. Joseph
Slaughter Bulls
Sioux City
Veaters
Choice
Louis
U.S
Louie
Ad Briefs
Drake
Eagles Lodge
Caidekleks
Larry, Cora
Atby White
Bud's
Appanoos
Lrth
Pine St
Sutton
Leonard Humphrey
Ottawa Lions Club
1St Baptist Church
Harvey
Ottawa Auditorium
Sam
W. 15Th
Eastern
Kansas Oil and Gas Assoc
Memorial Hall
11Th and Main
Osawatomie
OHS To
Kemper
Kemper Arena
USA Today
Franklin County
West Franklin
Central Heights
Wellsville
Lebo-Waverly
Baldwin
Garnett
Paola
Santa Fe Trail
Marais Des ‘Cygnes Valley
SHS News
Royal Manor
Brian Lowry
Yamaha
Juere & Pond
Kimball
Southern Hills Shopping Center
Lawrence
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