Spenders Lead Tax Lobby in Kansas 1982 Session
Lobbyists spent 266 789 dollars in January through April 1982 to influence legislators over the severance tax on oil and gas. Farm groups and energy interests topped spending, with 559 registered lobbyists and food and beverages a major share of costs. The top spenders include Janet Stubbs of the Kansas Society of Association Executives and Thomas M. Rhoads of Independent Producers Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Public Disclosure Commission
Kansas Livestock Association
Kansas Farm Bureau
Disclosure Commission
Energy and Natural Resources
Business
Kansas Society of Association
Janet Stubbs
Independent Producers Group
Thomas M. Rhoads
Kansas Bankers Association
James S. Maag
John Meetz
Kansas Beer Wholesalers Association
Mark Boranyak
Thomas Laing
Kansas Railroad Association
Pat. Hubbell
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association
Don Schnacke
Kansas State Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
Ralph McGee
Hesston Corp
Larry Sanford
Jana
State Regents Boost Tuition While Hiking Presidents Pay
The Kansas Board of Regents approved a 20 percent rise in university tuition and granted pay raises to university presidents. They also planned to appeal a district court ruling on faculty contract bargaining, seeking to cover rising costs and align with state budgeting. The action includes specific tuition increases across KU, KSU, WSU, and other campuses, effective next fall, plus proposed capital projects and maintenance funding for 1984.
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Peka
Kan
State Board of Regents
Kansas
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Emporia
Fort Hays
Pittsburg State
Kansas City
Veterinary Medicine
Manhattan
Kansas Technical Institute
Salina
Gene Budig
Duane Acker
KSU
Clark Ahlberg
Wichita
John E. Visser
James B. Appleberry
Pittsburg
Gerald Tomanek
Thomas Creech
Robert N. Partridge
Shawnee County District Court
E. Newton Vickers
Public Employee Relations Board
PERB
Opin
Ions
Kansas Supreme Court
Vickers
Kansas Court of Appeals
Regents
Medical
WSU
K-State
Ablah
Applegate Energy Center
Judge Admonishes Hinckley Over Courtroom Exits
Washington AP report details Judge Barrington Parker warning John Hinckley Jr. he may be barred from leaving the courtroom during his trial for the Reagan shooting after he walked out three times. The judge noted potential jury impact and considered ordering that if Hinckley leaves, he stays out for the morning and afternoon sessions.
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Washington
John W. Hinckley Jr
Regan
Hinckley
U.S
Barrington D. Parker
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the Family Circus
Parker
Miss Foster
Fuller
Terri Pry
Ottawa Herald
the Herald
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Iowa Beef
Hospital—Cancer Insurance
Ralston
G.F. Martin
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Waverly
East
South Hickeory
Princeton
South Mulberry
West 5Th
South Locust
Avon
North Oak
Chippewa Swim Team
West 7Th
Greenwood Road
Peoria Road
East Wilson
Cottonwood
South Conoco
Eureka
Honda
Ford Motor
By Bil Keane
Peany
Goosemyer
Sarge
Beetle Bailey
Rufus
Jes
Wei
Joel
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