Hayden's Roster Has Vacancies in Hayden Administration
Four months into his term Governor Mike Hayden faces many unfilled agency posts with several vacancies at SRS and KDHE. Secretary Ed Flentie defends progress, while Harder and Walker plan exits. nine more appointments loom with June and July timelines.
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Weekend Market Report From Board of Trade Sees Mixed Grain Declines
At Chicago Board of Trade on Friday grain futures mostly fell. May wheat closed 42 to 44 cents lower at 3.07 per bushel, May corn around 1,882 per bushel, May oats near 1.86, and May soybeans unchanged to 3 cents lower at 5.74 per bushel.
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Kansas expands oil tax exemptions amid budget relief plan
Governor Hayden pushes a package to relieve the oil sector with extended mineral severance tax exemptions. A key measure delays low producing oil well relief until May 1, 1988 and removes salt mine tax while broadening coal mine exemptions. Oil price thresholds govern per day exemption levels, altering incentives for deep wells and water flood sites.
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Inspectorate reform debated over poultry safety measures
Sen Pryor pressed for more inspectors while Houston warned smarter inspection via science and tech. He cautioned instant Salmonella detection is years away and backed consumer labels on poultry. Gee blasted sanitation lapses and failures to catch disease signs due to poor training and management.
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Iran Contra figures confront Reagan era fallout
Heflin notes public attention on the issue as Johnathan Miller, former White House aide, says he quit to avoid burdening Reagan. Miller testified about assisting in cashing traveler’s checks for Contra donations. Retired Maj. Gen. Secord, amid scrutiny over finances, says he aims to purchase 10,000 acres of Washington timberland, insisting he would use someone else’s money.
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