Kansas to Open Day Reporting with GPS Parolee Monitoring
Kansas Corrections will open day-reporting stations on April 1 in Kansas City Kansas Topeka and Wichita. Parolees on day reporting will wear GPS tracking devices with a mobile receiver and 24 hour satellite surveillance to ensure compliance and quickly alert police victims and witnesses if boundaries are crossed.
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Read Across America Celebrates Dr Seuss Day in Kansas
Kansas schools and many private institutions joined Read Across America on March 2 to celebrate literacy. About 300000 participants across the state and nationwide embraced reading in public spaces and classrooms, with KNEA coordinators and state leaders coordinating events and PSAs led by Kansas State football coach Bill Snyder.
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Christy Levings
Cynthia Menzel
Topeka
Right of Way Fees Harvest City Revenues
Cities harvest revenue from rights of way used by telephone and fiber networks. Kansas towns like Wichita and Roeland Park charge per access line or per foot, with rising fees and potential statewide cap debates. Legislature weighs a freeze at 1.81 dollars or a 5 percent gross receipts approach amid questions what counts in receipts.
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Union notices are only a small first step in reform
National Right to Work Foundation argues Bush order on union dues is symbolic and calls for broader action. The piece cites Beck rights, past delays, and potential Supreme Court outcomes while urging passage of the National Right to Work Act to end compulsory unionism and restore workers freedoms.
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Massachusetts Labor Relations Commission
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