Hayden Passes Debut as Governor With Mixed Signals
AP analysis notes Mike Hayden, debuting as Kansas governor, faced a six day wrapup stalemate on school funding while pushing capital punishment dialogue and winning the repeal of the prevailing wage law. Critics said he showed leadership gaps amid fiscal restraint and tax reform debates.
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Lew Ferguson
Topeka, Kan
Unsnari
Mike Hayden
Hayden
House
Kansas
House of Representatives
Rep
Jim Braden
Clay Center
Braden
Kansas rejects disposal of Sequoyah sludge in compact plan
Kansas officials say if Kansas hosts a regional low level waste dump it will not be designed to accept Kerr-McGee sludge. The Sequoyah Fuels plant in Gore Oklahoma holds 2.3 million cubic feet of sludge slated for processing elsewhere, with assurances sought from all five compact states. Kansas plans to seek a formal vote on the issue at the June compact commission meeting.
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Sequoyah Fuels Corp
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Louisiana
Congress
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Kerr-McGee
Coleman
Edwin T. Still
Kerr- McGee Corp
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Texas
New Mexico
Hayden
Sequoyah
Compact Commission
Kansas House Endures Late Session Dress Code Debates
Kansas lawmakers faced long all-night sessions with liquor, paper airplanes and rubber bands drawing scrutiny. Rep Elaine Wells sparked a dress code debate after wearing a sun dress, while leaders pledged action as decorum concerns spread to reporters and the gallery.
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Dale Goter
HNS
Topeka
Kansas House of Representatives
House
Sobrie
Elaine Wells
Carbondale
Wells
Brown
Jim Braden
Relay Center
Senate
Braden
Casey Succumbs To Ailments In Glen Cove
William J. Casey former CIA director died at 1 15 am in Glen Cove hospital at 74 pneumonia and brain tumor listed as causes. He resigned February 2 weeks after brain seizures and testified on Capitol Hill about Iran arms shipments. Reagan appointed him CIA head in 1981 after campaign work. He also chaired the SEC and held other posts under Nixon and Ford.
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N.Y
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Senate
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Ford
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