Caucuses Precede Legislative Opening in Kansas
Kansas lawmakers met in party caucuses under the Statehouse dome to launch a 90 day session with about 800 bills, including 206 new measures. Governor Bennett and lawmakers eyed tax relief, education funding, and an aging agenda while debates over the death penalty progress. Senatorial runs for higher office and political maneuvering framed the opening, with Bennett to address joints sessions Tuesday.
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Schuster Eyes Senate Race
Deryk Schuster a banker and former SBA regional director announced in Wichita his bid for the Republican nomination to replace retiring Sen James B Pearson R Kan He is executive vice president of Overland Park State Bank and Trust Co and the second candidate to enter the race with more expected to announce
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Schuster seeks Democratic nomination for Kansas seat
State Sen. Jan Meyers and former Rep. Bill Roy figure in the races as Schuster, an SBA director for Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa, says Kansans want balance in the budget. Firefighters battled a blaze on Main Street as Sparks flew for about 30 minutes with onlookers praising the crew’s endurance and leadership through the night.
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Sinai Settlements Debate Deepens in Israel Egypt
Prime Minister Begin argues Jewish settlements in Sinai must stay, while Egypt demands full withdrawal and dismantling. Israeli cabinet approves expanding existing Sinai communities, with four new outposts planned. Egyptian Foreign Minister Kamel reiterates total troop withdrawal and dismantling of settlements as talks near.
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Violence in schools higher than on streets study finds
A government survey shows teenagers face greater personal violence in schools, especially junior highs, than on the street. The three year study notes classrooms are safest and most attacks occur in hallways during class changes. It covers 10 troubled schools and 642 campuses, based on 4000 principal surveys. National Institute of Education released the findings, with HEW backing and federal grants aimed at prevention and student motivation programs.
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