House defeats bid to change Kansas license plates
Kansas House votes 115 to 8 to reject a 1988 change scrapping county abbreviations and month initials on license plates. Bills passed would keep county stickers, remove campaign finance limits on some donors, and adjust real estate, education, and dealer tag laws while a separate Senate measure awaits Gov Carlin's action.
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House
Topeka
Kan
Kansas House Today
Chamber
Kansas
Department of Revenue
Senate
John Carlin
Kathryn Sughrue
Dodge City
Federal and State Affairs Committee
State Board of Education
College To Aid Strapped Farmers In Free Year Program
Leavenworth Kansas AP report: St Mary College offers a free 1986 87 academic year tuition to farmers forced off their land in the past two years. The $4500 annual tuition offset by about $1500 government aid leaves roughly $3000 per farmer. The plan mirrors Bethel College Newton Kansas.
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Leavenworth
Kan
St. Mary College
Bethel College
Newton
Mary Janet McGilley
St. Mary
Monica Horvat
Farm Act Changes Sought Amid Dairy Subsidy Fears
Washington AP Farm state lawmakers rush to amend the recently passed farm act facing clock limits and dairy price support shifts. Senate and House seek revisions before weekend enactment while farmers await 1986 subsidy rules and crop program signups. Meanwhile a northeast Kansas family of five dies in a Jackson County crash on U.S. 75 near Hoyt.
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Congress
Senate
Bob Dole
Kan
House
HOYT
Kansas
U.S. 75
Jackson County
Kansas Highway Patrol
Dale J. Edwards
Mayetta
Nancy Jo
Daniel
Angela
Kattie Jo
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Sheatie
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