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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2005
Page
2
Editorial on Health Insurance Need After Uninsured Kansan Hit by Nail Incident
An uninsured Kansas man, Patrick Lawler, required brain surgery after a nail pierced his head while building a home in Breckenridge. The piece argues medical costs risk driving many into poverty and endorses Gov. Kathleen Sebelius and Insurer Sandy Praeger’s $50 million plan to expand coverage funded by a cigarette tax, aiming to help over 70,000 low income Kansans and reduce uninsured rates among young adults.
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Dillon, Cole
Breckenridge
Colo
Patrick Lawler
Lawler
Franklin County
Kansas
Kathleen Sebelius
Sandy Praeger
Sebelius
Politics intrudes on Kansas school finance decisions
In a debating column Joseph Aistrup argues the Kansas Supreme Court and elected officials cannot remove politics from K 12 funding. He contends court limits, legislative aims, and gubernatorial tactics all shape adequacy standards, funding levels, and local option budgets, making a politics free ruling impossible.
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State Supreme Court
House
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Terry Bullock
Montoy
Topeka
Supreme Court
Phill
Kline
Tiese
Lawmakers poke fun at Kansas motto and budget notes
Kansas lawmakers opened the 2006 session with jokes about the new state motto Kansas, As big as you think while addressing dozens of issues including education health care and taxes. Budget practices drawn scrutiny as Gov Sebelius proposed end year balances of 206 million and 280 million for current and next years. Rural leaders Morris and Schmidt emphasize agriculture and a hotline and web access help track legislation. An agriculture official previews an animal ID system with egg labeling to trace origin, noting consumer demand and higher prices in Japan.
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House
Doug Mays
Topeka
Kansas Commerce Department
Kansas
Mays
Commerce
Kathleen Sebelius
State Board of Education
Dale Dennis
Hus
Sebelius
Legislative
Kansas State Library
Kslegislature.org
Senate
Agriculture
Adrian Polansky
U.S
Polansky
Japan
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