Rejection of Supplemental Contract Bill Urged in Kansas
In Topeka, educators and school boards clash over a bill to let districts fire teachers who refuse extra curricular duties such as coaching or supervision. Harvey Swager testified his case shows non teaching tasks can end careers, while opponents warn districts risk staffing gaps if teachers refuse duties beyond teaching. The bill, supported by the Kansas Association of School Boards and opposed by the Kansas National Education Association, aims to treat such chores as non teaching contractual obligations.
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Topeka
Kan
Harvey Swager
St. Xavier High School
Junction City
House Education Committee
Swager
Hoxie High School
Kansas Court of Appeals
Kansas Association of School Boards
John Koepke
School Boards Association
Craig Grant
Kansas National Education Association
Grant
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Democratic gubernatorial race to heat up in Kansas
In Topeka Kansas Democrats meet to elect a state chairman and assess whether Lt. Gov. Docking and Rep. Glickman will clash in the 1996 governor primary. Chairwoman Pat Lehman faces former Sen. Jim Parrish while party friction with Gov. Carlin fuels calls for leadership change.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Tom Docking
Dan Glickman
John Carlin
Docking
Glickman
Wichita
Robert B. Docking
Washington
Democratic State Committee
Pat Lehman
Bob Tilton
Jim Parrish
Parrish
Lehman
Machinists Union
Carlin
Nancy Parrish
Voters would decide on constitutional amendments in Kansas
A Kansas Senate proposal would place the initiative to amend the state constitution on the 1986 ballot if two thirds in both houses approve and 12 percent petition support from previous gubernatorial voters. A House measure proposes a two tier farm bill price structure and revenue notes to ease cash flow, with notes repaid within the fiscal year.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Senate
Kansas
Senate Elections Committee
House
Congress
Joint Committee On
Kansas Agriculture Policy
Reagan
Agriculture
John
Black
United States
Mortgage and bond notes clash in Franklin County notices
District Court in Franklin County Kansas publishes notices involving Wellsville Bank foreclosure mortgage for 2.93 acres linked to U S Highway 450 and Interstate 35 rights of way added with easements and restrictions. Also city waterworks temporary note issued in Richmond Kansas for 2400,000 to fund improvements with 10 percent interest, plus probate petition for James R. Haight as executor of the estate of L Haight and a local election slate listing candidates.
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PMA
Franklin
Kansas
Ottawa
Bodmond
Ted
Farmers Home
State of
Topeka
Robert Carewell
Richmond
Franklin County
Nill
James R. Haight
Kanass
K.S.A
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