Education and Wage Law on Kansas Legislative Menu
Kansas lawmakers plan to debate a proposed two four member subcommittees on a split State Board of Regents, overseen by the full board, and repeal of the prevailing wage law. Also under consideration: liquor by the drink and a death penalty bill, with committee hearings and a March 11 deadline for bills in their house of origin.
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R-Clay Center
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Leawood
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Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Department of Agriculture
Five die as new Luz-Ardiden ski lift fails in Pyrenees
A chairlift opened two weeks ago at Luz-Ardiden in Tarbes, France, pitched skiers down 130 feet killing five and seriously injuring 41. Dozens more were treated for minor injuries as officials investigated the cause, with reports of a snapped cable or collapsed support. The resort, near Lourdes, operates at about 10 000 feet and serves up to 200 skiers at a time. Three civil defense and two army helicopters evacuated the injured. safety officials planned a broader lift inspection and rule review.
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Tarbes
France
Pyrenees
Luz- Ardiden
Lourdes
Jacques Douffingues
Move To Smooth Peace Food Glitches
Washington AP reports behind the scenes efforts to fix bureaucratic snarls in Food for Peace P L 480. Agriculture Secretary Lyng and AID head McPherson met with Orville Freeman and industry leaders to improve coordination, early programming, and monetization prospects for aid to developing nations amid a decade low in U S farm exports.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
Peter McPherson
Agency For International Development
P.L. 480
Orville L. Freeman
Agriculture Council of America
Winston Wilson
U.S. Wheat Associates
USDA
Wilson
Lyng
McPherson
AID
Freeman
Capitol Hill
Food For Peace
Young entrepreneurs reshape business with youth driven success
Chicago AP reports a wave of under-30 founders boosting 1985 startup growth. Kim Merritt, 19, runs Kim's chocolates aiming near 250000 in revenue from custom molds, franchising plans, and corporate gifts. Barry Minkow, 20, led ZZZZ Best Co. toward 40 million in year earnings as others like Joanne Marlowe prepare multi million clothing lines.
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Chicago
Kim Merritt
Kim
Merritt
Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs
Young Entrepreneurs Organization
Verne Harnish
Harnish
Barry Minkow
New York
Minkaw
Reseda
Calif
Ms. Merritt
Joanne Marlowe
Skokie
Evanston
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Kansas Inc
Robert T. Stephan
Department of Wildlife and Arks
Judiciary
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Kansas Development Finance Authority
Ways and Means
Parsons State Hospital
Winfield State Hospital
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Montaz-Mautino
Grenoble
Spain
French Alps
Chamonix
French National Association of Chairlift Maufacturers
State Department
P.L
Claiborne Crain
Crain
Cumberland
Apple Computers
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Ken Michaelis
Yamaha
Gold Room
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Ottawa University
9Th & Poplar Streets
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Sth Army Band
Jenkins Music Company
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Waverly
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Krause
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Willbeck
Chevrolet
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Lynn Kelly
Trojan
Hausfeld
Lincoln
Wayne Wischropp
Lyndon
Marion Phillips
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