Lottery measures sent to House in Kansan action
A House committee in Topeka endorsed two bills to keep the Kansas Lottery operating for four more years after reviewing an audit criticizing past management. If the resolution passes, lawmakers must revisit the lottery in 1994 under Sunset Law. otherwise no review is required.
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Topeka
Kan
House
Bill Roy Jr
D-Topeka
Roy
Richard Taylor
Senate approves brokering ban and voting access bills
The Kansas Senate passed a bill outlawing car and truck brokering by a 38 to 1 vote, with Fred Kerr the sole naysayer. House action favored election reforms allowing pre election registration and assistance for absentee ballots, plus expanded registration windows. Democrats pushed property tax amendments while critics warned interstate banking could shift deposits to out of state institutions. A drug free school zone and AIDS exposure testing were also discussed.
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Senate
House
Kansas
Fred Kerr
R-Pratt
Marvin Barkis
Sen
B.D. Kanan
House Federal and State Affairs Committee
Kansans Rate Local Schools Higher Than Nation In Poll
Emporia State University reports Kansans give their public schools high marks with 66 percent rating A or B. Concerns focus on drugs and alcohol and lack of discipline, identified as top problems similar to national trends. 901 Kansans were surveyed from 840,000 listings.
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Topeka
Kan
Emporia State University
Jack Skillett
ESU
Skillett
Gallup
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