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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 2000

Page

6

Graves signs prescription drug bill in Kansas with funding uncertain

Gov. Bill Graves signed 21 bills including a prescription drug plan for about 3000 elderly Kansans who meet income limits. The program would pay up to $1200 annually per person next year but hinges on a $120 million federal funding, subject to potential formula changes. Graves also approved health coverage for poor workers, a murder-conviction payout, and a fetal tissue sale restriction, plus a Kansas Business Health Partnership.

Topeka Bill Graves Graves Kansas Business Health Partnership Stephanie Schmidt Pittsburg State University Kansas City Ink.org

Graves signs penalties for open records law in Kansas

Gov. Bill Graves signed a reform imposing penalties up to 500 dollars for Open Records Act violations effective July 1. The bill gives AG and local prosecutors subpoena power, requires each government body to appoint an information officer, and removes all 44 exemptions unless saved by Legislature. Public scrutiny followed a November 19 newspaper survey across 105 counties showing 34 denials out of 420 requests.

Topeka Bill Graves Graves David Furnas Kansas Press Association Attorney General’s Office Attorney General's Office House Senate KPA League of Kansas League Kansas

Johnson County woman chases down cattle thieves

Susie Mackey awoke to hear heavy trailers and chased the rustlers from her Johnson County land. Deputies recovered about 24 head of cattle at a nearby rented barn after stopping the truck with ear tagged livestock. Two men, Jason Heller and David Rakestraw II, were charged with felony theft. bond set at 7500 dollars. Investigators seek others in the rustling ring.

Spring Hill Susie Mackey Mackey Jason Heller Olathe David Rakestraw II Bonner Springs Johnson County Michael Raunig Johnson County Sheriff's Department Raunig

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