Congressionalization debate prompts Kansas reform study
In Topeka scholars and lawmakers discuss congressionalization the trend toward full time legislatures and the loss of citizen representation. A Special Committee on Federal and State Affairs will study constitutional changes to preserve a part time legislature and smoother lawmaking.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Keith Roe
Mankato
Legislative Coordinating Council
Cials
House
Senate
Fred Kerr
Pratt
Kerr
Mike Harder
University of Kansas
California
Harder
Congress of the
United States
Roe
Vern Williams
Wichita
Williams
Real Estate Appointments Fill Kansas Commission Seats
Gov. Mike Hayden announced two real estate brokers Tom Byler of Wellington and E. Blaine Schoolcraft of Waverly will serve four year terms on the State Real Estate Commission. They replace Theresa Karieskint of Parsons and Terry Messing of Hutchinson. Malcolm Forbes advised Washburn University law graduates to seek work they enjoy and value family ties, and two traffic fatalities occurred on Kansas roads over the weekend, Shannon Ward of Wichita and Harold Windler of Paola.
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Peka, Kan
State Real Estate Commission
Mike Hayden
Tom Byler
Wellington
E. Blaine Schoolcraft
Waverly
Theresa Karieskint
Parsons
Terry Messing
Hutchinson
Byler
Sumner County Board of Realtors
Schoolcraft
University of Kansas Medical School
Topeka
Kan
Malcolm Forbes
Washburn University
Forbes
Associated Press
Kansas
Wichita
Shannon O. Ward
Interstate 235
Ward
City of
Sedgwick County
WISE
Kathy Peterson
Fredonia
Fredonia High School
Xerona Clayton
Turner Broadcasting
Brown
Board of Education
White Concert Hall
Sonny Scroggins
Robert Stephan
Oakland Optimist Club
Fair Deal Cafe
Sardou and
Chester
Mary Horsch
We decade replaces me decade says Labor Secretary Dole
Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole told Benedictine College graduates the United States has entered a we decade, replacing the me decade. She urged graduates to join an American Renaissance and to renew confidence in the nation’s mission to inspire hope abroad.
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Atchison, Kan
Elizabeth Dole
Lotto America jackpot reaches 4.5 million after Saturday draw
Des Moines reports no jackpot winner for Lotto America, midweek prize grows to 4.5 million. Five of six numbers hit yields 1 710 dollars for sixteen players, four correct pays 46 dollars for 1 413. In Kansas, Butch Niblack and partner win 50 000 on the double Bonanza, with Nancy Puvogel as bonus round audience member. Kansas Cash Lotto numbers and Bonanza Bonus were 46 19 24 31 32 and 8 23 27 36 49 respectively.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Butch Niblack
Rose Hill
Lyla Schmidt
Wichita
Nancy Puvogel
Hiawatha
Kansas Calendar May 15 21 schedule overview
A Kansas calendar for May 15 through May 21 lists events across Topeka Wichita Kansas City Overland Park Salina and other locales. Gov Mike Hayden attends ceremonies signs bills addresses groups while officials host conferences parades and civic events with multiple contacts.
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Wichita
Bob Knight
Friends University
Candi Dietterich
Kansas City
Mike Hayden
Crown Center
Kathy Peterson
Overland Park
Johnson County Businesswomen
Overland Park Marriott
Metcalf Ave
Topeka
Kathy
Peterrson
South Steps
Statehouse
Topeka Public Library
West 10Th St
Salina
Kansas
Department of Health and Environment
Bicentennial Center
Jeanette Jo Morrell
Fred Logan
Holiday Inn Holidome
Mary Horsch
Jack Walker
Hyatt Regency
McGee
Johnson County Community College
College
Salina Receives All America City Honor for 1989
Salina was named one of 10 All-America Cities for 1989 by the National Civic League. Mayor Joe Warner accepted the award as delegates from the winning cities prepared for a White House celebration. Judges noted strong community involvement through Goals for Salina and the Smoky Hill Museum, Ant Center, and Community Theatre projects.
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HNL
Salina
National Civic League
United States
Schilling Air Force Base
Karen Graves
Cochairman
Smoky Hill Museum
Salina Area
Cook
Quinn
Warner
Graves
Kissinger
Saleena
Joe Warner
Phoenix
Ariz
New Bern
N.C
Greeley
Colo
Roanoke County
New Bedford
Mass
Tupelo
Miss
Dunn
Inglewood, Calif
And
Peoria, Mr
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Lee Arena
Washburn
Osage City
Citizens State Bank
Sharmar Hotel
12Th Street
Highway 31
KSAL
Kansas Bankers Association
Olathe
Mid-America
North Main St
KU Medical Center
Randy Attwood
Auburn
Bill Graves
A.m
John Reinhart
Great Bend
U.S. House
Barton County Community College
Little Arkansas River
Nims Street
Central Riverside Park
House Agriculture Committee
Bob Martin
Kansas Wesleyan University
John Reinhan
Chamber of Commerce
Gerald Cook
Hawaii
William Quinn
White House
Gregg Petersmeyer
George Bush
Jim Hogan
W. Tecumseh
Ottawa
Farm Bureau Insurance
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