Reps Assigned To Committees Topeka Kansas 1987 88
The House lists committee assignments for the 1987 1988 sessions announced by Speaker Jim Braden. Names include Jack Beauchamp Roenbaugh Crumbaker Hoy Lyle Moss and many others across Agriculture Appropriations Education Elections Energy Natural Resources and more. Dems and Republicans are shown with chairs vice chairs and ranking minority members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
House of Representatives
Jim Braden
Jack Beauchamp
Ottawa
C. Campbell
Roenbaugh
Apt
Besachamp
Bryant
Crumbaker
Eckert
Freeman
Goossen
Mollenkamp
Neufeld
Salles
Hamm
K. Campbell
Dean
Gross
Lacey
Rezac
Solbach
Teagarden
Wells
Appropriations
Bunten
Chronister
Duncan
Dyck
Fuller
Galdner
Heinemann
Hoy
King
Lowther
D. Miller
Ott
Vanorum
Mainey
Brady
Helgergen
Shriver
Turnquist
Wisdom
Knopp
Braden
Moomaw
Barkis
Reardon
Graeber
Flottman
Gatlin
Long
Gherstad
Helgerson
Leach
Love
Sader
Amos
Empacn
B.D. Miller
Patrick
Pottorff
Ramirez
Smith Williams
Blumenthal
Bowden
Branson
Harder
Hensley
Laird
Larkin
Harper
Baker
Empeon
Foster
Jenkins
Kline
Littlejohn
Shallenburger
Johnson
Roy
Russell
Sawyer
Energy and Natural Resources
Fox
Holmes
Spanil
Acheson
Barz
Man
Gardner
Roe
Shore
Siters
Grotewiel
Charlton
Fry
Rosenay
Sughrue
Sutter
Webb
BH. Miller
Barr
Aylward
Rolfs
Sifers
Sprague
Walker
Peterson
Deaths of Bert J. Seyler Jr and Vincent J. Reedy in Kansas notices
Funeral services for Bert J. Seyler Jr. 66 of Sarasota Florida are pending. He owned a Perry farm supply firm and served as a WWII Army captain. Survived by wife Esther, daughter Carolyn Droke and son Roger Seyler. Vincent Joseph Reedy 89 of Topeka, formerly Ottawa, will be buried at Mount Calvary Cemetery after services at Sacred Heart Church. Survived by wife Mable Kinkaid, a son John, a daughter Marjorie Springer, eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. The notices include military service, church and lodge affiliations, and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert J. Seyler JR
Sarasota
Fla
Lawrence
Douglas County
Esther
Perry
First United Methodist Church
American Legion
Perry Lions Club
Carolyn Droke
Roger Seyler
Wichita
David Seyler
Wellsville
Beverly O’connor
American Heart Association
Hawkins Funeral
Vincent J. Reedy
Vincent Joseph Reedy
Topeka
Ottawa
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Paul Miller
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Vincent
Towa
Mable Kinkaid
Franklin County
Pomona
U.S. Army
Warren- Black Post No. 60
Knights of Columbus
John Reedy
Marjorie Springer
Denger and Son Mortuary
Vincent Reedy
Kansas
West 11Th St
Veterans Hospital
Reedy
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Franklin County Sheriff reports slight crime drop in 1986
The Franklin County Sheriff's Department saw 347 crimes reported in 1986, down by one from 348 in 1985, a 0.03 percent decrease. Sheriff Rex Bowling cites public awareness and patrol improvements as possible factors while noting major Part I crimes fell 14.2 percent and Part II rose 9.2 percent, with vandalism driving the uptick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bemis
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Sheriff’s
Sheriff's Department
Rex Bowling
Craig Davis
FBI
Bowling
Ottawa
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Ag Secretary To Join Official Hayden Cabinet
Gov. Mike Hayden announced that Sam Brownback, state secretary of agriculture, will become an official cabinet member. He plans an executive order to reorganize the cabinet, citing support for the current board elected by local farm delegates and the secretary’s accountability to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Mike Hayden
Sam Brownback
Hayden
Secretary of Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
Carlin
Senate
Theme Park Eyes Hurdles Near Eureka Springs Ozarks
Ray McClain of Family Time Amusement says White Winds, a proposed $400 million park, remains in preliminary stages with Eureka Springs as first choice for a 4,000 acre site near Gateway. Opposition from local officials and the need to expand to other Ozarks sites temper plans as publicity is premature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Springs, Ark
Ozarks
Ray McClain
Family Time Amusement Corp
Knoxville, Tenn
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
McClain
Walt Disney World
Orlando
Fla
Eureka
Wall Street gains propel 1987 rally on strong noon scores
The Dow rose 21.28 to 2056.24 at noon on Wall Street as gains outpaced losses by about 7 to 4. NYSE composite up 1.02 to 151.60, AMEX market value index up 2.16 to 291.84. Volume reached 106.81 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gjerstad
Srotentel
Sebelius
Ughrue
Walter
Hasster
Brown
Schauf
Snowbarger
Weimer
Beauchamp
Sand
Atcheson
Douville
Empaon
Mellenkamp
Francisco
Kennard
Pension
Investment
Wilbert
Justice
Public
Lilllejohn
Buehler
Hassler
O'Neal
Cribbs
Green
Whiteman
Rules and Journal
RH. Miller
Crowell
Smith Spaniel
Vancrum
Wunsch
Adam
Branson Charlton
Reardan Wagnon
Brown Freeman
Mead
Sallee Shore
Smith
Spaniol
Dillon
K Campbell
Roper
the Daily Report
Muriel Hoopes
Baldwin
Donald Sigmund
Oak
Janice McFadden
W. 6Th
Melvin Bowers and Son
N. Cedar
Havens Steel
Davis Road
Havens
Davis
Wilson Street
David A. Waddell
Bronson
Waddell
Steven J. Teter
S. Cedar
South Main
Ottawa University
South Mulberry
Phillip E. Evans
Columbus
Pat B. Currier
Grand Junction
Colo
Farmer's Co-op
Richmond
Kenneth L. White
Hannibal
White
Canterbury Courts
10Th
Olive Streets
Dorothy M. Parkin
Canterbury Court
Penny L. Kuntzsch
Dairy Queen
N. Main
Ottawa Co-op
Ad Briefs
VFW
Eagles
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Freda’s
Bev
Rob
Wright
Bill and
Carol Wright
S. Main
Bill
Carol
Ray Lloyd
Ray M. Lloyd
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Jerrald Harnden
Highland Cemetery
American Heart Assn
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
William Shone
Ay Leonard Limoy DeForest
Kelley Zhoo
Ria Ai
1St National Bank of Ottawa
First National Bank OF Ottawa
FDIC
John Carlin
Theme
Gateway
Berryville
KTHS
Richard Schoeninger
the Herald
Eva M. Smith
Chesley D. Smith
Jack Davis
Rantoul
Olathe Community Hospital
Country Kitchen
Jon P. Wiggins
Kansas City, Kan
By Ace Reid
Memoriam
Sherman Nichols
Dengel & Son
Dan Richardson
Nichols
Etta Mae Nitcher
Etta Mae (Baxter) Nitcher
Pomona United Methodist Church
Larry Smith
Woodlawn
Lidon Moucny
Hickory
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