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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2002
Page
3
Kathleen Sebelius, Democrat from Topeka and former insurance commissioner, campaigns with John Moore. Tim Shallenburger, Republican state treasurer from Baxter Springs, runs with David Lindstrom. Both seek votes amid a budget crisis and defense of their records on taxes and spending.
Attorney General candidates Chris Biggs and Phill Kline are profiled with career history, education, and personal details. Biggs, 43 from Junction City, advocates sentencing law consistency and more treatment for drug and alcohol offenders with restitution programs for victims. Kline, 42 from Shawnee, emphasizes tough on crime policies, victims’ rights laws, and anti abort ion positions.
Insurance Commissioner candidate Jim Garner, 39, from Coffeyville, with a history degree and a KU law degree, has served in the Kansas House since 1990 and as House Democratic Leader since 1999, formerly clerking for a U.S. District Court. Sandy Praeger, 57, from Lawrence, KU education degree, has been in the Kansas Senate since 1992 after House service, mayor of Lawrence 1986-87, and health care consultant, prioritizing more affordable insurance and expanded coverage for uninsured Kansans.
Sally Finney, age 44 from Olathe, has a career in health and education including director roles in Kansas health agencies and service as director of the AIDS program. She supports Learning Quest, lower admin costs, farmer loans, bankruptcy prevention, and restricting card marketing to youths. Lynn Jenkins, 39 from Topeka, is a CPA and politician who served in the Kansas House and Senate. She backs a bank at school program, expands low interest agricultural loans, and expands Learning Quest.
David Haley of Kansas City earned a Morehouse College undergraduate degree in 1980 and a Howard University law degree in 1984. He served in the Kansas House from 1994 to 2000 and has sat in the Kansas State Senate from 2000 to the present. He is married to Michelle and they have one child. Thornburgh Ron Thornburgh calls for a 10 percent cut to the office budget and the secretary's salary, along with fee reductions to boost voter turnout.
Dan Lykins 56 Democrat, Kansas State University 1968, Washburn University law 1972. Attorney at Bryan Lykins Hejtmanek Fincher. former aide to Gov Docking. four children. Pledges lower drug costs, Social Security protection, higher minimum wage, farm preservation, anti corporate corruption. Washburn 1985 criminal justice. longtime state official. Married with one child. Jim Ryan 55 Rural Lawrence KU 1970. three terms in U.S. House. Aims streamline homeland security, cut taxes, keep Fort Riley and Fort Leavenworth.
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