Kansas Senate approves varied bills and tax exemptions
The Kansas Senate gave first round approval to diverse measures including tax exemptions, insurance reform, annexation rules, and hunting licenses for out of state landowners. It confirmed two appointments to tax and indigent defense posts and debated a 60 day insurance cancellation notice with a required written rationale.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Senate
Kansas
Fred Weaver
Board of Tax Appeals
Jack Shriver
State Board of Indigents’ Defense Services
Weaver
Baxter Springs
Kansas House
Patt
Shriver
Arkansas City
John Carlin
Robert Frey
Richard Gannon
Goodland
No-Pass No-Play Pitch In House
In Topeka Kansas the House Education Committee heard a proposal to require a 2.0 GPA for high school students to participate in extracurricular activities, suspending those with a lower GPA each grading period. Supporters say academics must come first. opponents warn of manipulation and ignore existing district rules.
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Topeka
Kan
House Committee On Education
Mike O'Neal
R-Hutchinson
O'Neal
Bill Curtis
Kansas Association of Public Schools
Curtis
Bill Hawver
Hutchinson
USDA foresees farm income dip to 21 25 billion in 1986
USDA ERS projects net farm income for 1986 at 21 to 25 billion, down from 34.5 billion in 1984 and from last year's 29 to 32 billion. Net cash income is seen at 37 to 41 billion as crop receipts fall and inventories shrink, while livestock prices and government payments cushion the downturn.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
USDA
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Senate
Ed Reilly
R-Leavenworth
Shawnee County
First Assembly of God Church
Johnson County
Tax Appeal Board
Bill Morris
Wichita
Frank Gaines
Augusta
Tax Committee
Gaines
Betty Crocker
Kraft Catalina
Riksha
Treasure Isle
Ohse
Thorn Apple Valley Beef
Thorn Apple Valley
Jar
Hidden Valley Ranch
Pepsi-Cola
Jug
Purina Meow
Purina
Purina Chuck Wagon
Price Chopper
Ottawa,Kansas
Ottawa