Legislative Calendar For Week In Kansas Legislature
A dense weekly calendar lists committee sessions across multiple chambers with topics on taxation, transportation, education, judiciary, energy, and government organization. Highlights include SB 31 tax on escaping property taxes, SB 151 highway speed raises, SB 53 school joint hiring, HB 2144 school budgeting, and HB 2452 felony theft penalties.
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Senate
Commissioner of Insurance
Energy and Natural Resources
Kansas State University
Department of Revenue
Kansas
Suh
Overland Park
Johnson County
Transportation and Utilities
National Park
Fort Scotland
Larned
Shultz Sees Moment For Better U S Soviet Ties
Secretary of State George P Shultz said both the United States and the Soviet Union should seize the moment to improve relations after attending Konstantin Chernenkos funeral in Moscow He noted no obstacles on either side but warned cooperation from the Soviets remains to be seen Shultz and Vice President Bush met with Mikhail Gorbachev and Bush invited him to visit the United States The new Soviet leadership alongside a confident Reagan presidency offers a chance to move talks forward as both sides strive to act on this opportunity
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Washington
George P. Shultz
United States
Soviet Union
Shultz
Konstantin Chernenko
Moscow
George Bush
Chernenko
Mikhail Gorbachev
Bush
Gorbachev
Reagan
France
West Germany
Richard W. Murphy
Middle East
Murphy
Jordan
Israel
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Central America
Nicaragua
Geneva
Switzerland
Viktor Karpov
KSU KTI merger studied by Kansas Regents panel
A 10 member committee will study merging Kansas Technical Institute in Salina with Kansas State University College of Engineering in Manhattan. The panel reports to the nine member Kansas Board of Regents in June. Pittsburg State University may seek a license for an educational FM radio station. Regents note the two schools lie about an hour apart along I 70 and share coursework.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Technical Institute
Salina
Kansas State University College of Engineering
Manhattan
Kansas Board of Regents
Pittsburg State University
Regents
Sandra McMullen
Hutchinson
Interstate 70
KTI
Thomas Creech
Stanley Z. Koplik
Kansas State University
Koplik
Honorary Citizenship Embarrasses Kansas Governor
In Topeka, Governor Guy E. Carlin's staff admitted an honorary Kansas citizenship for L. Ron Hubbard was a mistake. Press Secretary Mike Swenson said the designation has been rescinded after officials learned Hubbard’s identity. The action followed a brochure by a Los Angeles PR firm listing Hubbard among other honored officials. Hubbard’s Kansas tie traces to a Wichita foundation in 1951 and Scientology’s estimated global membership later noted by the Manhattan Mercury.
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Topeka
Kan
Guy
John Carlin
Kansas
L. Ron Hubbard
Church of Scientology
Mike Swenson
Hubbard
Swenson
Los Angeles
Alan Adriance
Mr. Hubbard
Adriance
Carlin
Manhattan Mercury
Hubbard Rianette Research Foundation
Wichita
New Jersey Board of Medical Examiners
Glickman Optimistic About Two Tier Farm Bill
Rep Dan Glickman expressed optimism Friday in Wichita that his upcoming two tier pricing farm bill has a strong chance to pass, though with possible modifications. The plan ties price supports to domestic needs, expands surplus stock use for bonus bushels, adds bankruptcy protections, conservation measures, and a long term policy commission while keeping government involvement in agriculture.
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Wichita
Kan
Dan Glickman
Glickman
America
U.S
Agriculture Department
Reagan
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