Kansas considers new 40 district senate reapportionment plan
A proposed Kansas Senate reapportionment plan would create 40 districts with populations from 53 449 to 57 847 and shift areas including Franklin Miami and Anderson counties along with parts of Douglas and Osage. The plan, spearheaded by Senate Reapportionment Committee chair Sen Bill Bowers, aims to meet a federal court deadline and could alter voting trends.
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Kansas Senate
Bill Bowers
Ottawa
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Senate
Sen
Bowers
Franklin
Miami
Anderson
Douglas
Osage
Feds Seek Results Of Bad Trips In LSD Cases
Federal health officials launched a state by state survey after six Pennsylvania college students went permanently blind from an LSD induced sun gazing incident. The Pennsylvanians and four UC Santa Barbara students reportedly suffered total blindness under similar circumstances.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Western Pennsylvania College
University of California At Santa Barbara
Norman M. Yoder
Office of the Blind
Yoder
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Welfare
Senate leads Sunday sales and ethics reform bills
Senate debates SB 488 489 banning Sunday sales and SB 499 moratorium on new community junior colleges. SB 495 outlines a Republican Senate apportionment plan. SB 6 fair housing prohibits discrimination in housing. HB 1968 expands emergency powers oversight and HB 1704 creates a legislature ethics committee. All measures referred to respective committees for review.
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Federal and State Affairs Committee
Senate
Judiciary
Dole Heads Through Eastern Kansas For Senate Bid
Rep. Bob Dole scheduled to tour 47 eastern Kansas counties visiting Manhattan Junction City and Osborne today. He will address a soil conservation district banquet in Osborne and plans stops in Russell Abilene Herington Marion Hillsboro and Goodland Monday with a Goodland Chamber of Commerce banquet on Monday night.
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Bob Dole
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Frank Carlson
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Junction City
Osborne
Soil Conservation District
Russell
Abilene
Herington
Marion
Hillsboro
Goodland
Kansas school boards set convention workshops in Topeka
AP reports during the 51st annual Kansas Association of School Boards convention in Topeka next week school board clerks and school attorneys will attend workshops.
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Topeka
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Kansas Association of School Boards
Television Log for Evening Schedule Sked
A dense list of TV airings from 5 to 12:25 featuring classic shows such as Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Garrison's Gorillas It Takes A Thief Red Skelton Daktari Password It Takes A Thief and The Ghost Breakers with CBS News Special and Weather updates interspersed throughout the night.
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Kansas lawmakers relax after hectic opening session
In Topeka Kansas legislators took a breather after four days of the 1968 session with a record 102 bills heard. The Senate passed its first three bills including school board insurance authority and trust related measures. A voting age down to 19 was proposed in a Senate resolution. Sedgwick County realignment would abolish several offices and shift duties to the county treasurer. House and Senate schedules are set for Monday.
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Kansas
Senate
Kent Frizzell
Wichita
Curtis R. McClinton
Path
House
Sedgwick County
Ben Foster
Sedgwick
Lawrence Slocombe
Jn Peabody
Sanger Named President of Kansas State Board of Agriculture
A T Sanger of Morland was advanced to the presidency at the Kansas State Board of Agriculture annual meeting. Sanger, rancher of a 4,200 acre Graham County farm, will serve as president after serving as vice president last year. Paul Buchele of Cedar Vale was elected vice president and Everett Erhart of Stafford treasurer. Four board members were reappointed for three-year terms: John Keas Effingham Andrew Olson Dwight Howard Wilson and Erhart.
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Topeka
A.T. Sanger
Morland
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Sanger
Graham County
Paul Buchele
Cedar Vale
Everett Erhart
Stafford
Death Row Hunger Strike Ends At San Quentin
After six days 26 men on San Quentin prison's death row ended their protest and sat down to lunch. Prison officials said the meal was routine including beef broth rice lettuce salad fricassee chicken fried steak vegetables pork beans peach cream pudding corn bread oleo milk and coffee. The strikers had subsisted on commissary candy bars during the hunger protest.
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San Quentin
Calif
Doctors report progress for both heart transplant patients
The Association's report says patients Philip Blaiberg and Louis Washkansky show improved stability while Blaiberg rests more as tests are relaxed. In California, Mike Kasperak remains on the critical list as doctors monitor vital signs every 15 minutes and gamma globulin serum arrives as a precaution.
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Associated Press
California
Mike Kasperak
Christiaan N. Barnard
Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Blaisberg
Louis Wash
Kansky
Barnard
Bilasberg
Frankfort
Germany
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